Correspondence between Solicitor Edmund Hayes and South Presentation Convent referring to the land adjoining Turner's Cross Convent purchased from Mary Bridget O'Brien in 1948. Allied Material: See also records relevant to the appointment of trustees for Turner's Cross Convent and surrounds. (IE/PBVM/TNC/74/1/5/2)

Correspondence from solicitor Edmund Hayes to South Presentation Convent regarding deeds held by the office, particularly in regard to the deed purchased by Mary Bridget O'Brien. Also makes mention of the border wall.

Prize Bonds from Prize Bonds Office to South Presentation Convent regarding Edward O'Brien deceased and a cheque in favour of Missus Rita Heffernan.

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.

Correspondence between solicitors Ronan Daly Hayes & Company and Turner's Cross Convent regarding the appointment of trustees for Turner's Cross Convent and surrounds.

O’Brien, George, 3 Burlington Road, Dublin, inviting + McQuaid to dine with Colin Clark, the leading Catholic economist in England, who is delivering the Annual Finlay Lecture at University College.

Includes; account of the Union of the Presentation (Mother Josephine [O'Brien?]).

Includes; copy of "The Journal of the Irish Georgian Society" with article entitled "'I am building a house': Nano Nagle's Georgian convents" (Jessie Castle and Gillian O'Brien).

Letter from +Craven to +McQuaid thanking him for dealing with the O’Brien boy’s case so quickly.

Letter from +Godfrey to +McQuaid regarding ‘The Lonely Girl’ by Edna O’Brien and he agrees with the Archbishop regarding its content. He will speak with the Editor of ‘The Catholic Herald’ about the review. Annotated by +McQuaid.