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Copy letter to Charlie [author Charles O’Neil of Connecticut], outlining her itinerary and expressing her desire to meet with him.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to Michael Staunton, commenting on the poem written by Staunton’s son Kieran, a copy of which is attached to the letter.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to Jacinta Douglas, Society of Irish Playwrights, enclosing a subscription fee for the year.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to friends enclosing the script of Doolittle’s Daughter.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to Mary Frances enclosing scripts of episodes 2301-2305 of The Kennedys of Castleross and other related material.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to ‘Dave’, referring to the rehearsal of Oscar and providing bridging lines and corrected dialogue for pages 41, 48 and 49 of the play.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan to ‘Pearse’, containing a critique of an unspecified play by Gerry Baggot.

Copy letter from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to Noel Pearson, Abbey Theatre, offering Beleagured and Beggar & Bloom for production.

Copy letters from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to [Cyril] Count McCormack, informing him of the plan to produce a musical on his father John McCormack, and inviting him to the premiere and a subsequent performance of the show.

Copy letters from Gerard Gallivan, 135 Silchester Park, Glenageary, county Dublin to Dr Ger Fitzgibbon, Department of English, University College Cork, relating to nine scripts sent to Fitzgibbon for an unspecified project. A short synopsis of each of the nine plays (The Prudent Paramour, Beggar & Bloom, The Wilde Lady, A Beginning of Truth, Beleagured, Lovesong, And a Yellow Singing Bird and The Stepping Stone) is provided in the first letter.