Copy of a typed letter to Dr. O’Brien. He is grateful for his consent.

Copy of a typed letter to the President from +McQuaid informing him that Dr. O’Brien has agreed to act as Chaplain.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Jim O’Brien. Is thankful that the Legion Praesidium has been removed from him. Would like to stay with the Leo League if allowed. ‘Friendship’ is the work of the League. He gets to know various Trade Union leaders and they get to know the Divine Character of the priesthood. Its work is submitted to the Archbishop.

Letter from Fr. Patrick Dargan to Dr. O’Connell regarding a bequest of the late Richard O’Brien to the late Canon Flood, P.P. 1 item

Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from Jim O’Brien. He is sending the Minutes of the Communist meetings in town. This copy is taken from original MS which one of the legionaries procured. It shows how the Labour Party is being used as a vehicle to spread Communism.

Letter from Fr. E. O’Brien accepting an invitation to a function in Clonliffe.

Correspondence from solicitor Edmund Hayes to South Presentation Convent regarding the account of costs relating to the purchase of property from Mary Bridget O'Brien. These pages were deposited in the South Presentation Archives on the 18th of August 2020 by Sister Grace McKernan.

A collection of records, primarily correspondence sent by Bishop Cornelius Lucey to various recipients. Topics discussed within the letters vary widely. These include the School for the Deaf, the Sacramento mission, Sister Aquinas Cashman, the education of Sisters, Nano Nagle house, other properties among other topics.

Includes cuttings from unnamed newspaper entitled; "The visit of the Duchess of Marlborough to the Fermoy Convents"; "The Golden Jubilee of the Presentation Convent"; "Golden Jubilee of the Re[erend] Mother [Francis Hurley ?]; "Diamond Jubilee of the Rev[erend] Mother [Francis Hurley]; "Mother Stanislaus O'Brien dead" (The Monitor newspaper).

Dr. W. Coppinger te b. Having already discussed with his clergy the question of asking for a coadjutor, and consulted the Roman authorities, the time has now come to appoint a suitable priest; tbree candidates have been selected: Revs. Michaeltollins, P.P. kibbereen, Dr. O'Brien, P.p. Doneraile, 4 Dr. Gretty; Rome should soon approach L. and ask bis opinion; Fr. Cellins, when a student in Mayneoth, got into trouble and was transferred to Carlow, but is now a respected priest in the diocese.