Copy of letter to Edward G. Gleeson, 9 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2, from secretary stating +McQuaid is willing to sign memorandum.

Memorandum re phone call from Mr. Gleeson CEO Dublin City V.E.C.

Letters from Edward Gleeson, solicitor to Fr. Williams seeking signatures for deeds.

Letter to the Archbishop from Owen Cowley regarding Mr. O'Flynn and Mr. Gleeson.

Includes; Correspondence between Reverend Mothers de Sales Gleeson (Reverend Mother 1962 - 1968) and Agnes Daly (Reverend Mother 1968 - 1974) and Presentation Sisters and Presentation Brothers regarding the review and renewal of the Presentation Sisters Constitutions.

Includes; letters and cards to Sr. Rosario thanking her for her kindness and hospitality during their visit; letters from school children thanking her for the guided tour which she conducted for them as part of their school outing; requests from people tracing their family roots; letters from researchers asking to use the archives for their research; thank you letters from the Secondary school pupils in Cashel, County Tipperary for helping with their projects on Nano Nagle; letters from primary school children in Mitchelstown thanking Sr. Rosario for hospitality during their school outing; Some letters are to Sr. Anthony [Moloney], Sr. Lelia Kaar, Sr. de Sales [Gleeson] and Sr. Superior. Letters and cards are from Ireland and abroad.

Includes; letter addressed from "Presentation Convent, Thurles, Co[unty] Tipperary", "Regarding the Novitiate - we fully agree with you that a central Novitiate is one of our most urgent needs" (illegible signature ????)

Includes; letter addressed from "S[ain]t Joseph's , Presentation Convent, Fermoy", advice to wait for a meeting of Presentation Superiors before going ahead with a proposed central Novitiate (signed Sister Margaret Mary ???).

Includes; letter addressed from "Presentation Convent of the Sacred Heart, Youghal", "… we are unanimous in our decision, as to the necessity of a Central Novitiate …" (signed Sister M. Joseph ???)

Includes; letter addressed from "Presentation Convent, S[ain]t Joseph's, Lucan, Co[unty] Dublin", "The opinion of our Council is that if the Presentation Order is to survive and flourish, National Amalgamation is absolutely necessary." (signed Sister M. de Sales ???)