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Article entitled ‘I: Paris from Nanterre’ by Kate O’Brien, published in the Irish Times on 1 July 1970.

Article entitled ‘II: Paris from the Pont Neuf’ by Kate O’Brien, published in the Irish Times on 2 July 1970.

Long play vinyl record entitled Irish Folk Songs and Ballads, containing songs sung by Dick Cameron, accompanying himself on the acoustic guitar. Tracks on Side I include ‘Galway City’, ‘The Lowlands of Holland’, ‘The Growling Old Woman’, ‘Love It Is a Killing Thing’, ‘Bold Captain Freeny’, ‘The Rambling Irishman’, ‘Johnny from the West’, ‘I Was Told by My Aunt’ and ‘The Seven Irish Boys’. Tracks on Side II include ‘The Comber Ballad’, ‘Brian O’Linn’, ‘The Maid That Sold Her Barley’, ‘Nothing to Do’, ‘The Kerry Moonlighters’, ‘Johnny the Daisy-O', ‘Down the Moor’, ‘The Cruise of the Calabar’ and ‘The Green Fields of Americay’. Label: Folkways Records and Service Corp., New York City, USA. Total duration 00:52:37.

‘Long Distance’ column entitled ‘Irish Literature’ by Kate O’Brien, published in the Irish Times on 7 September 1970.

Press cuttings of a column entitled ‘It Happened this Week’.

Short story entitled ‘Jenny Kissed Me!’ by Kate O’Brien, extracted from Pearson’s Magazine, Vol. 64 (1942).

‘Long Distance’ column entitled ‘Joyful Farewell to January’ by Kate O’Brien, published in the Irish Times on 5 February 1969.

Manuscript drafts of a poem titled ‘June Soliloquy’, later renamed ‘Remembering in June’ and ‘In June, Remembering’.

Photocopies of chapter 1 (‘Seeking a Tradition: Irish Women’s Fiction’), chapter 5 (‘Kate O’Brien: Family in the New Nation’), chapter 10 (‘Irish Women Writers: The Experience of the Mass’) and the notes section from Irish Women Writers: An Uncharted Tradition by Ann Owens Weekes, University Press of Kentucky, 1990.

Booklet entitled Kilkee – Official Guide. Contains an appreciation by Kate O’Brien entitled ‘The Loveliest Place I Know’.