‘Ad Astra’, Blackrock College Annual, 1930.
‘Memories of the L.&H., RTV Guide, 11 Dec. 1964.
from Centenary History of the L.&H., ed. J. Meenan, 1956, The Kerryman.
‘The L.&H. from the earliest times’, Comhthrom Féinne, I/1, 1 May 1931.
‘Graduate Cut to Ribbons by Express-train’, Comhthrom Féinne, IV/3, Summer 1932.
‘Lionel Prune Comes to UCD’, C.F., IV/1, 23 April 1932.
‘Lionel Prune Must Go’, C.F., IV/2, 30 April 1932.
‘Kameradschaft’, C.F., V/1, 25 Jan. 1933.
‘The Bog of Allen’, C.F., V/3, March 1933.
‘Academic Enterprise at Ballybrack’, C.F., IV/2, 30 April 1932.
‘Sensational Libel Action’, C.F., V/3, March 1933.
‘Are You Lonely in the Restaurant?’, C.F., V/3, March 1933.
‘Let Us Be Your Fathers!’, C.F., IV/2, 30 April 1932.
‘We Announce An Congar’, C.F., V/3, March 1933.
‘Rumoured Closing of Earlsfort Terrace’, C.F., IV/1, 23 April 1932.
‘Should Pin-money Girls be Sacked?’, C.F., VI/3, Dec. 1933.
‘A Brass Hat in Bannow Strand’, C.F., VII/1, Jan. 1934.
‘Scenes in a Novel’, C.F., VIII/2, May 1934.
‘What is Wrong with the L.&H.?’, C.F., X/3, March 1935.
‘The L.&H. Controversy’ (By James FitzPatrick), C.F., XI/1, April 1935.
‘Tidying the Garden’, C.F., XI/2, May 1935.
All sources are Blather.
Editorial – ‘Blather is Here’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘The Romance of Blather’, ibid.
‘Threepence for 20 Pages!!’, I/2, Oct. 1934.
‘Friday Night at the Blather Offices’, ibid.
‘Whither Bettystown?’, ibid.
‘The Shan Van Vocht’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘Answers to Correspondents’, ibid.
‘Answears to Correspondents’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘Balm for Battered Hearts’, I/3, Nov. 1934.
‘Our Growing Pains’, ibid.
‘Our Wretched Rimes’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘An Impudent Scoundrel Unmasked’, I/3, Nov. 1934.
Editorial: ‘Four weeks Old Today!’, I/2, Oct. 1934.
‘Our Tottering Circulation’, ibid.
‘Hash’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘Our Sports Club’, I/3, Nov. 1934.
‘Rugby’, I/2, Oct. 1934.
‘Listen in to 2BL’, I/3, Nov. 1934.
‘More about our new Wireless Service’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘Has Hitler gone too far?’, I/2, Oct. 1934.
‘£30 in pin-money for Readers’, I/5, Jan. 1935.
‘The Abbey Theatre Subsidy’, ibid.
‘Is there a Santa Claus?’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘Our Handy Vocabulars’, I/3, Nov. 1934.
‘Beware of B.A.!’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘This is Angela. Form of Bequest’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘Balm for Ireland’s Ills’, I/5, Jan. 1935.
‘The Blather Bounty’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘Is Your Son an Ignoramus?’, I/4, Dec. 1934.
‘Your Ignoramus of a Son?’, I/5, Jan. 1935.
‘Cavalcade’, I/1, Aug. 1934.
‘The Irish Question: An Old Tale from an Old Lad’, Blather, I/2, Oct. 1934.
‘An Insoluble Question’, Irish Press, Christmas 1932.
‘Good Luck and Bad Luck’, Evening Telegraph, 29 July 1932.
‘Woe to the Lovelorn’, Evening Telegraph, 13 Oct. 1932.
‘The Narrative of the Inebriated Man’, Irish Press, 24 Aug. 1932.
‘A Bijou: A Bon Mot’, Evening Telegraph, 3 Oct. 1932.
‘A Conversation’, From an early version of the manuscript.
‘Memoir of the Pooka’s father’, ibid.
‘Mail from M. Byrne’, ibid.
All from the Irish Times letters to the Editor column. On p. 202 is a section from a review by Patrick Kavanagh, 20 July 1940, in the same paper.
The Three Sisters
D. C. Barry, 30 May 1940.
F. O’Brien, 4 June 1940.
Lir O’Connor, 8 June 1940.
F. O’Brien, 10 June 1940.
L. O’Connor, 12 June 1940.
F. O’Brien, 13 June 1940.
Whit Cassidy, 13 June 1940.
H.P., 13 June 1940.
Paul Desmond, 15 June 1940.
Oscar Love, 15 June 1940.
Luna O’Connor, 19 June 1940.
Oscar Love, 20 June 1940.
Literary Criticism
P. Kavanagh review, 20 July 1940.
F.L.J., 22 July 1940.
N. S. Harvey, 25 July 1940.
Oscar Love, 27 July 1940.
Judy Clifford, 27 July 1940.
F. O’Brien, 29 July 1940.
Jno. O’Ruddy, 30 July 1940.
Lir O’Connor, 30 July 1940.
(Mrs) Hilda Upshott, 30 July 1940.
(The) O’Madan, 31 July 1940.
Ewart MacGonicle, 31 July 1940.
(Miss Lambkin), 31 July 1940.
‘South American Joe’, 1 Aug. 1940.
Whit Cassidy, 2 Aug. 1940.
Jno. O’Ruddy, 2 Aug. 1940.
F. O’Brien, 2 Aug. 1940.
‘Lanna Avvia’, 2 Aug. 1940.
Na2 Co3, 2 Aug. 1940.
F. McEwe Obarn, 3 Aug. 1940.
Miss (alas) Luna O’Connor, 5 Aug. 1940.
Patrick Kavanagh, 7 Aug. 1940.
‘Going to the Dogs’, The Bell, I/1, Oct. 1940.
‘The Trade in Dublin’, The Bell, I/2, Nov. 1940.
‘The Dance Halls’, The Bell, I/5, Feb. 1941.
‘No, this is not from The Bell’, Cruiskeen Lawn, Irish Times, 31 May 1941.
‘Bell-idiocy’, Cruiskeen Lawn, Irish Times, 6 Oct. 1941.
‘Standish Hayes O’Grady’, Irish Times, 16 Oct. 1940.
‘Scel lem duib’, Cruiskeen Lawn, Irish Times, 20 Mar. 1941.
‘Aoibhinn, a Leabhráin, do Thriall’, ibid., 7 June 1941.
‘Domforcai Fidhbaidae Fál’, ibid., 9 Jan. 1941.
‘ClochánBinn’, ibid., 13 Mar. 1941.
‘A Dhruimfhionn Donn Dílis’, ibid., 19 Dec. 1940.
‘Cridhe Hé’, ibid., 30 Oct. 1940.
‘Ach a Luin’, ibid., 2 Nov. 1940.
‘Int En Gaires Asintsail’, ibid., 16 Jan. 1941.
‘Sgíth mo chrob ón sgríbinn’, ibid., 4 Aug. 1947.
‘Do Bhulla, a Bhréagóg Fhallsa’, Cruiskeen Lawn, quoted in Honest Ulsterman, No. 41, Nov. 1973–Feb. 1974.
‘Protopolitics’, Cruiskeen Lawn, Irish Times, 10 April 1958.
All succeeding poems from At Swim-Two-Birds.