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Material originating from or addressed to the Superior General and the General Council of the Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles. Includes documentation from General Chapters, and correspondence and reports regarding the Irish Province.

Material related to the OLA Irish District's foundations in Ireland, England and the United States of America.

Material relating to the OLA communities in Nigeria that were at one time part of the Irish Province. Most of the material relates to the period from 1930 through to 1990 as following 1990, Nigeria became its own self-governing province.

Archival material relating to the of the Sister of Our Lady of Apostles' District of Ireland. This includes chapter meeting minutes, provincial and district publications, area reports, registers, histories and more.

Material relating to OLA houses which are/were part of the Irish Province/District. Also includes material relating to OLA communities which were never part of the Irish Province/District.

Material relating to the Irish Province’s presence in Zambia from 1974 to 1980.

A collection of published material collected by the Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles. Includes papal publications, SMA publications, books published on the subject of the OLA or their founder, and more.

Material relating to OLA missions in locations that were never part of the Irish Province/District. Examples of some of these locations includes Argentina and Sudan.

Material related to the Irish OLA's work in Kenya which took place from 1974-1977.

The OLA presence in Tanzania began in 1991, when the Irish Province founded a community in Mwamapalala, Isimiyu Region, in the Diocese of Shinyanga.

In 1994, a second foundation was established in Bugisi, Shinyanga Region, in the Diocese of Shinyanga. The sisters work in a health centre, teach in Buigisi Vocational Training Centre which grew out of a Women's Development Programme initiated by the OLAs, operate OLA Nursery/Primary School (English Medium), and engage in agriculture. In 2011 a postulate was built in Bugisi, the postulancy was later moved to Mwanza.

In 2005, a third foundation was established in Mwanza, Mwanza Region, in the Archdiocese of Mwanza as a base for mission and vocation animation.

Tanzania became a region, under the Irish Province, in November 2015. And in 2024 the OLA District of Tanzania was created becoming separate to the Irish District.