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Poem entitled Out Fishing written by Frances Condell under the pseudonym Pat Francis.

Outline of presentations given during a one-day National Sculpture Factory symposium, Synergies and Signatures: Collaboration, Chaos and Interdisciplinary Arts Practice, held at the Granary Theatre, Cork on 6 November 2004. Fearghus Ó Conchúir was one of the speakers at the symposium.

This sub-series contains a part of a draft of Maurice Walsh's short story Over the Border, published in 1935 in the collection Green Rushes.

Loose page from notebook with the last page of handwritten draft of the short story Thomasheen James and the Blind Pension which begins: ‘“Hasn’t enough happened me this misfortunate day’ (page 17). Also back of page has the first part of a draft of the story Thomasheen James and the Acid Drops which begins: ‘Patrick Kelleher, who keeps the Short Grass Bar in Baile-na-Righ, is one of my best friends’ (1 page). Alterations.

Page entitled ‘Planning’, containing extracts from assorted press cuttings published between July and October 1978 relating to planning applications made and objections to them.

Page from the Irish Times with a caricature of Walsh by Alan Reeve under the heading ‘Drawing the Crowd’.

Page of accounts written down by Seán Mac Diarmada and left behind at 15 Barrington Street, Limerick.