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Typescript of essay/article entitled ‘The Irish ports and the war. How long can Ireland keep out of it?’ by Walsh. ‘Brandt’ appears in pencil on the first page.

Typescript of draft of the short story The Red Girl beginning with chapter one which opens: ‘The hotel lounge was Big Michael Flynn’s best room: wide and low’. Alterations. Pagination.

Typescript of draft of the short story The Quiet Man, titled, with Walsh’s name and address on the top and two drawings over the text. Begins: ‘Shawn Kelvin – a blithe young lad of twenty – went to the States to seek his fortune.’ Alterations. Pagination.

Typescript of the novel Castle Gillian with ‘M. Walsh’s Copy’ written on the front. Minor alterations. Pagination.

Typescript of an obituary (by Liam Morrissey) entitled 'The Quiet Man’ and including a fourteen-line poem beginning with the line ‘In high Elysian fields’. Also see P7/2/7/6/4.

Typescript of an essay entitled Far from the Madding Crowd in two parts, prepared for the Mid-Morning Programme on RTÉ. The tone of the essay, which describes a visit to Dunquin in the Dingle Peninsula, is very similar to Condell's short story An Irish Heart.

Typescript of version of The Road to Nowhere for film, ‘scenario by Stewart Hill’. Pagination. Also see P7/1/3/1/2.

Typescript of a story entitled The Old Man which begins: ‘He was the Old Man of the tribe, and his work consisted entirely of settling the disputes of the upcoming generations’. Minor alterations. Pagination.

Typescript of a short story entitled The Ladder, written under the pen-name ‘Pat Francis’.