Correspondence relating to routine details of community life and apostolate. In wartime, Blackrock College seeks to buy a farm and eventually succeeds. The activities of Fr. Fahey, C.S.Sp. are discussed including his difficulties with the censor. Reference to Fr. Hayes and Muintir na Tire.

Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from P.J. Hayes informing him that they are acting on the Archbishop’s advice.

Hayes, Sean D., 62 Lower John Street, Wexford, seeking permission to receive Holy Communion under both species on his wedding day. No.

Copy of typed letter to P.J. Hayes, Dept. of External Affairs, from Michael P. O’Connell. +McQuaid considers that he should send a copy to each Bishop for action such as each Bishop may decide.

Hayes, Gerard, St. Laurence’s Hospital, Nth. Brunswick St., Dublin, regarding the saying of the Rosary on Radio Eireann.

Typed letter to Rev. Michael P. O’Connell, Archbishop’s House, from P.J. Hayes, Secretary, Dept. of External Affairs. The Executive Organising Committee of the International Congress of Catholic Church Music request the names of persons and organizations to which they might send Invitations to the Congress being held in Vienna.

Carrigan, William, 12 Portland Row, North Strand, Dublin. Senator Professor Hayes succeeded in having an Amendment passed to the Children Bill in the Senate. If passed in the Dail it will improve the lot of Industrial School Teachers. As it is non-political she wonders if + McQuaid might be able to see his way to intervene in their behalf by asking one of the Government party to speak in favour of the Amendment.

Letter from Richard Hayes, Film Censor to Fr. Mangan regarding ‘Monsieur Vincent’.

Hayes, Michael, 20 Brighton Square, Rathgar. Could ‘your people’ influence the Fianna Fail party to speak for the Amendment on the Children’s Bill.

Correspondence from solicitors Ronan Daly Hayes & Company to Turner's Cross Convent relating to the sale of 145 Evergreen Road to Dennis Lynch and Maggie Lynch. Improvements to 145