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Letter from Desmond Balmer, The Tribune, Nassau, Bahamas, enclosing photographs (now not present) as a memento of Herrema’s holiday in the Bahamas following his release from captivity. The letter has been pasted onto a piece of thin cardboard.

Letter from Desmond O’Malley, Alternate Director, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, One Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN, United Kingdom to Grace Cantillon containing notes on family history. With envelope. In two folders.

Letter from Diana [Hinds], Books & Bookmen, 43 Museum Street, London WC1A 1LY, enclosing an interview (for which see P9/2/7 (X)) and wishing him success with Duffy Is Dead.

Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, Lewes Prison, England to Madge Daly, expressing general pleasantries and commenting on events unfolding in Ireland.

Letter from Diarmuid Lynch, Tracton, Ballyfeard, county Cork to Madge Daly, discussing the details of the events leading to the 1916 Rising and seeking clarification from Daly on a number of points.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Eibhear Walshe, Department of English, University College Cork concerning Kate O’Brien’s typewriter and her personal papers bequeathed to Mary O’Neill, for which the O’Brien family are trying to find a permanent home.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a statement and a copy letter to Dr Ed Walsh concerning the possible donation of Kate O’Brien’s papers to the University of Limerick.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Patrick J. Kelly, Director, Information Systems & Services, University of Limerick, Plassey, Limerick, concerning the donation of Kate O’Brien’s typewriter, books and personal papers to the University of Limerick.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a copy of a lecture delivered by Kate O’Brien in 1962 to Limerick Tuairim (for which see P76/3/1/25) and discussing the text at some length. Also O’Toole’s copy reply, raising the prospect of publishing a selection of Kate O’Brien’s essays and journalism in book form and offering to assist Lorna Reynolds in her biography of Kate O’Brien.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a photocopy of a piece by Kate O’Brien entitled ‘Limerick, as I Remember It’ (for which see P76/3/1/15) and an obituary from the Irish Times of Joan (Shevawn) Lynam (for which see P76/3/2/2/2/22). Also attached to the letter is a photocopy of a letter from Donough O’Brien to Cian O’Carroll, thanking him for the above-mentioned copy of Kate O’Brien’s piece.