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13 June 1943 - 9 June 1963 53 items
Correspondence relating the history of the Institute in Dublin, Invitation to start a secondary school A domus filialis of Waterford established at Cabinteely Exchange of correspondence between Archbishop and Bishop of Waterford and Lismore Copy of the Constitutions of the Institute Irish Ursuline fleeing Czechoslovakia is not welcomed in Irish convents For Sligo Foundation, see File No 2.

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20 October 1959 - 19 August 1968 82 items
School at Cabinteely commences. Need to borrow heavily to complete building. Correspondence between Archbishop and Bishop of Waterford and Lismore re which of them gives permission to the sisters to borrow. Dublin's position is that responsibility lies with Waterford as Cabinteely is a domus filialis of Waterford. Beginnings of a Dublin foundation from Ursuline convent in Sligo. House purchased in Pembroke Park in parish of Donnybrook.

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6 April 1967 - 7 June 1970 37 items
Chronicles Ursuline ongoing financial difficulties Archbishop letter of complaint/threat to Hibernian Bank Possibility of sourcing loans from European banks

Letter from Fr. Ernest Cronin, OFM, to +McQuaid regarding the Poor Clare Monastery, Donnybrook.

Swift, John, 60 Belmont Ave., Donnybrook. He encourages + McQuaid to mix more freely with the common people and write pastorals which can be understood by the average man.

Devine, Eva, Morehampton Road, Donnybrook. She has heard that the Sisters of St. Peter Claver are under orders to go. She begs the Archbishop to permit them to stay until the war is over.