This is an unsigned copy of a letter in a string of correspondence concerning the types of books or periodicals that will be permitted to the prisoners in the camp. The letter refers to correspondence with the censor and seeks clarification with regard to what supplies will be allowed. It also enquires about a parcel of books and periodicals sent to Frongoch the same week. From the Art Ó Briain Papers held in the National Library of Ireland. One of a collection of correspondence between Ó Briain as Honorary Secretary of the the London-based Irish National Relief Fund and the Prisoners of War Internment Camp in Frongoch, North Wales. NLI records indicate that MS 8434 /21 is a collection (33 items) of letters from and to the Frognoch prison authorities regarding what is allowed to pass between the prisoners and their visitors. Art Ó Briain (1872-1949) was Honorary Secretary of The Irish National Relief Fund which was set up to provide assistance to the dependents of those executed in 1916, those sentenced to prison and to the prisoners themselves. The Irish National Relief Fund was set up to provide assistance to the dependents of those executed in 1916, those sentenced to prison and to the prisoners themselves.