"Ulster" and the Anglo-Irish treaty :

a statement....[extracts from which appeared in the Daily Express of 9th September, 1924] /

Letter from Kevin O'Higgins to Rory O'Connor thanking him for acting as bestman at O'Higgins's wedding, 1921 Nov 1.

Copy parliamentary answer by Kevin O'Higgins, 1922 Sep. 22.

Copy letter from Kevin O'Higgins to William O'Brien informing him a joint deputation of representatives of Theatre and Cinema proprietors, operators and staff visited him with their views and also requesting to meet with O'Brien and other Labour Leaders urgently to discuss these matters, 1923 March.

Three years hard labour :

an address delivered to the Irish Society of Oxford University on the 31st October, 1924 /

Civil war and the events which led to it /

Autograph introduction by Kevin O'Higgins for a pamphlet on the Irish Civil War and the events which led to it, 1923 January 8.

Letter from Kevin O'Higgins, Minister for Justice, to Desmond FitzGerald, Minister for External Affairs, regarding a statement that O'Higgins has prepared for journalists, 1923 Jan. 8.

Letter from Kevin Christopher O'Higgins to George Noble Plunkett, Count Plunkett, regarding the non payment of rates and the financial state of the County Councils, 1921 Jan. 5.

Copy letter from Minister of Home Affairs, Kevin O'Higgins to labour leader, Thomas Johnson regarding clauses in the Draft Constitution, 1922 Sep. 22.

Letter from Kevin O'Higgins to James McNeill apologising for a "thoroughly unpleasant experience" in getting Josephine McNeill home due to an inept driver, 1925 August 8.

'Three years hard labour' by Kevin O’Higgins with a foreword by Eoin MacNeill, 1924 October 31.

Letter from Kevin O'Higgins to James Green Douglas opposing amendments to the Intoxicating Liquor Bill, 1927 May 9.

Letter from Kevin Christopher O'Higgins to unknown recipient, inviting the recipient to meet him at "Mrs Lowery's Haybarn" to discuss "matters of urgent National importance", stating the "personal risk and inconvenience" involved and stressing the need to "treat the communication as strictly confidential", [ca. 1920].

Letter from C. Ó hUigín [Kevin O'Higgins], Minister for Home Affairs, to Thomas Johnson concerning the wording of the Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921) and the draft constitution of the Irish Free State, 1922 September 22.

Reports concerning the activities of the Local Government Department to Dáil Éireann, 1920 Jun. 1-19.

Copybook containing essays by Kevin C. Higgins [Kevin O'Higgins] at Maynooth College, 1911.

Extracts from an interview in Reynolds' newspaper with Mr. Kevin O'Higgins, Minister for Justice in the Irish Free State, August 20th, 1924.

Copy typescript letter from Kevin O'Higgins, Minister for Home Affairs, to William O'Brien of a transcript of a telephone conversation between J. J. Farrell of the Cinema Association to the Ministry detailing the picture houses from which the Transport Union have withdrawn staff, 1923 Mar. 26.

Letter from Kevin Christopher O'Higgins to unknown recipient, concerning his recent election as MP for "Leix" and expressing his view that independence was attainable "if the people stand solidly together", 1918 Dec. 30.