Includes; letters addressed from Presentation Convents in Fermoy County Cork, Bailieboro County Cavan, Clondalkin Dublin, Kilkenny County Kilkenny, concerning the proposed setting up of a central Presentation Novitiate.

letters addressed from "Presentation Convent, Clayfield [Queensland, Australia]", "M.V. "Bulol" LAE", and "Presentation Convent, Ningil, Aitape, T.N.G. [New Guinea]" detailing the starting up and the work of the Presentation Mission to New Guinea.

letter arguing that the establishment of a new "Junior Girls' School" would not be in the best interests of the children of Fermoy or the existing school; attached photo of unnamed building.

letter addressed to Sister Rosarii and Community of Fermoy from Presentation Convent, Lesmurdi, informing that letter writer intends to visit Ireland in August and enquiring abut accommodation (signed "Dolly").

letter addressed to "Rev[erend] Mother" from Reverend Mother of Launceston Presentation Convent, Philomena Bourke, seeking some information on a Sister Mother M. Gertrude O'Sullivan who had recently died and who was the last of the original Irish founding Community, also contains request for a list of Presentation Convents in "Eire".

letter addressed from Watervliet, New York, to "Dear Rev[erend] Mother [presumably of Fermoy]" giving updates on general news from New York.

details of the reuse of former Fermoy Convent into the Holy Family Centre and its use in youth ministry in the Diocese (Sister Bride Given).

letter from Presentation, Tasmania, to Presentation Convent, Fermoy, informing of the death of the Reverend Mother of Launceston Convent who was a missionary from Fermoy.

letter to the Reverend Mother of Fermoy from the Sister M. Patricia, Superior of Presentation Convent, Watervliet, New York, requesting "Holy Rule Books".

letter addressed from "Presentation Novitiate, Nagle Avenue, Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia" to "My dear Reverend Mother [presumably of Fermoy]" informing of the convening of an "All Australian Presentation Conference" hosted by the Australian Apostolic Delegate, Dr [John] Panico in Sydney in late August 1846, uniform Constitutions were implemented and accepted by the Sisters of Australia.