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Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a photocopy of a press cutting relating to Kate O’Brien’s father, Thomas O’Brien (for which see P76/3/2/2/2/1).

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole discussing a scrapbook in his mother’s possession containing press cutting relating to the funeral of Kate O’Brien’s mother in 1903. Attached to the letter are photocopies of correspondence between the O’Brien family and Alan Hegarty of the Kate O’Brien Weekend Committee relating to a donation made by Aer Lingus towards the running of the event.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing an introduction by John and Donough O’Brien intended for publication but missing the deadline (for which see P76/3/3/4) and a photocopy of a press cutting from the Irish Times relating to Kenny’s Bookshop in Galway bearing a reference to Kate O’Brien (for which see P76/3/2/2/2/17).

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a photocopy of a press cutting relating to Kate O’Brien published in the Observer in 1944 (for which see P76/3/2/2/2/3) and an information sheet about the Cork Writers Project (now not present).

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing a leaflet promoting an exhibition entitled ‘A Sense of Place’ (for which see P76/5/3/1) and a leaflet relating to Croom Mills poetry competition (now not present).

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing photocopies (for which see P76/3/2/2/2/20) of press cuttings and press release relating to the production and release of a film entitled Talk of Angels, loosely based on Kate O’Brien’s novel Mary Lavelle.

Letter from Donough O’Brien to Michael O’Toole enclosing photocopies of press cuttings relating to Kate O’Brien (for which see P76/3/1/3-5, P76/3/2/2/2/6 and P76/3/2/2/2/9 (2)).

Letter from Dr D. J. Cannon, St Brigid’s Hospital, Kildare to Executive Editor, University Review, University College, Dublin, enclosing an amended version of an essay entitled ‘Criticism of our Knowledge of the Material World’. The first page is not paginated and is typed on different paper from the rest; remaining pages are paginated, but pages 1-12 are missing.

Letter from Dr P. Murray, Medicentre, Stephen Street, Sligo, thanking O’Neill for agreeing to sign his books.

Letter to Walsh from Dr W. Stuart Carnes, 1210 Woodland Avenue N.W., Canton, Ohio, requesting that he consider collaborating with him in the writing of a book on the Crusades. He states that he has been approached ‘unsolicited’ by representatives of two film companies suggesting that the story be written in both serial and book form and later be produced as a film.