Letter from Séamus Ua Dubhghaill to Padraic Pearse outlining his opinions on matters related to the Gaelic League Publications Committee, considering he will absent from their meeting, 1902 July 28.

Letter from Séamus Ua Dubhghaill to Padraic Pearse regarding the publication of his 'Leabhar cainte' and school masters that are looking for "dhrilleáil", 1902 November 30.

Letter from Séamus Ua Dubhghaill to Padraic Pearse regarding his candidacy for the position of editor of 'An Claidheamh Soluis' and outlining Ua Dubhghaill's opinion that the office should be held by a native Irish speaker, 1903 February 26.

Letter from J. J. Doyle [Séamus Ua Dubhghaill] to Padraic Pearse requesting more copies of 'Tadhg Gabha' for distribution as advertising; discussing the Irish language school curriculum and remarking they should not be too hard on the "Pan-Celts", 1901 August 29.

Letter from [Séamus Ua Dubhgaill] to Padraic Pearse returning 'Tadhg Gabha' with suggestions and discussing Irish language publications and 'localisms', 1901 August 10.

Cathair Conroí agus sgéalta eile /

Tadhg Gabha. :

Duais-sgéal ar an Oireachtas,1900 /

Cathair Conroi, and other tales :

written for the Oireachtas, 1902 /

Prat́ai ́Mhićhiĺ Thaidgh /

Beirt ḟear ó'n dtuaiṫ =

Two men from the country /

Picture postcard from Séamus Ó Dubhghaill to Mary Hutton, [1905 Jan. 1].

Muinntear na tuaṫa /

Prátaí Mhíchíl Thaidhg.

Leabhar cainte

do fuair an chéad duais i gComórtas XIX ag an Oireachtas, 1901 /

Prátaí Mhíchíl Thaidhg /

Letters to Patrick Pearse from Séamus Ua Dubhghaill, undated.

Letter from Séamus Ua Dubhghaill to Padraic Pearse regarding Irish grammar and dialects; an article for 'A Claidheamh Soluis' and proofs that he is correcting for the Gaelic League, 1903 March 27.

Tadhg gabha /

Letter from Séamus Ua Dubhgaill [James John Doyle] to Padraic Pearse asking him to send copies of his booklets to the 'Ulster Herald' and requesting copies of 'Tadhg Gabha' and 'Greann na Gaedhilge' for free distribution, 1901 September 15.

Letter from Beirt Fhear [Séamus Ua Dubhghaill] to Padraic Pearse suggesting the publication of a book of short stories, asking after Pearse's mother and family and suggesting "Eolas an Aireamh" on the course for the Gaelic League diploma [in competency to teach Irish], 1902 November 11.