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Newspaper clippings from The Nationalist regarding a dispute over land sold by the Presentation Sisters in Cashel. The land at St. Francis Abbey had been sold on the provision that it would be used for the creation of a town park but Cashel Town Council instead granted planning permission for the construction of a hotel on the site. This permission was later refused by An Bord Pleanála.

Original and photocopied newspaper clippings relating to various topics including Daniel O’Connell breakfasting with the nuns of Cashel convent, the death of Monsignor Lee, the sale of religious properties and the destruction of Presentation schools in Pakistan by the Taliban.

Correspondence from Thomas G. (Greg) Fewer MA, editor of Decies to Sr. Assumpta O’Neill, Presentation Convent, Dungarvan, County Waterford regarding her article for Decies titled ‘The Presentation nuns in Waterford city- a bicentenary essay’.

Includes:
 Two copies of a typescript poems titled ‘One Day at a Time’, author unknown.
 Half of a letter [top portion missing] from Pat mentioning the founding of Holy Cross Parsonage.
 A receipt for a delivery of Dahlia flowers, 2 Sept 1981.
 Schedule for the Legion of Mary Cashel Curia Congress in Convent Hall Cashel on 25 Oct 1981.
 Tickets for the St. John Fisher & St. Thomas More- Well Hall Grand Christmas Draw, 20 Nov 1982.
 Mullinahone Parish Newsletter featuring a thank you piece about Sister Christine (Presentation Sister) by John McGrath P.P., 4 Jun 2005.
 Mass schedule for St. Oliver Plunkett.
 Christmas card signed by Sr. M. Josephine, Sr. Lucy, Sr. M. Regina, Sr. M. Aquinas, Sr. Brendan.

Material related to the Catholic Archives Society and the Association for Church Archives of Ireland. Includes:
 Two copies of a Circular Letter on the Pastoral Function of Church Archives, Vatican City, 2 Feb 1997.
 A printed copy of a PowerPoint presentation on the Pastoral Function of Archives.
 Association of Church Archivists of Ireland Newsletter, Number 24 May 2001.
 Request from The Catholic Archives Society regarding recommendations of computer software and a notice of a subscription increase, 2001.
 Catholic Archives Society Publications, The Care and Administration of Parish Records by Paul Shaw, 2007.
 The Catholic Archives Society Bulletin, Number 30, February 2007.
 The Journal of the Catholic Archives Society, Number 27 2007.

Also includes:

Material related to a course run by University College Dublin in conjunction with the Association of Church Archivists on 24-28 Jun 2002. The course was taken by Presentation Sister Regina Byrne and was titled An Introduction to Archives. Includes material related to preservation management, research services and collection management. Also includes handwritten notes, material regarding freedom of information and an example of a catalogue titled ‘Papers of Captain Hans Boehm’.

Note: Deposited in the Congregational Archive Library.

An engraved and polished wooden writing case. Engraved with “The Presentation Convent Cashel”.

File includes letters from Desmond Kyne to Sr. Brendan [Catherine Cronin] member of the General Leadership Team, concerning the design and symbolism of the icon. Some letters mention the expenses incurred. Notes explaining each symbol are included. Letters to Sr. Clare [O’ Dwyer], Congregational Secretary and Srs. Lucy Troy and Elizabeth Starken – Superior General are also included. The file has been kept in its original order.

An account of the life of Nano Nagle. The back cover of the book is missing. The front cover has become detached, otherwise it is in good condition, enclosed is a card entitled Nano Nagle’s Purgatorial Lamp.

This booklet explains who the significant people were in Nano Nagle’s life as an adult in Ireland; points for reflection; references to Nano Nagle’s letters and reflections on Nano Nagle’s life.

Type written letters of Nano Nagle to Miss Fitzsimons from 1769 to 1770, letters to Miss Mulally from 1776 to 1783, also includes letters from Sister Angela Fitzsimons to Miss Mullally in 1784, letter from Doctor [Francis] Moylan, Bishop of Kerry, to Father Laurence Callanan in 1785, letter from Mother Angela Collins to Miss Mulally in 1786, letter from Father Laurence Callanan to Miss Mulally in 1788, letter from Dr Moylan, Bishop of Cork, to Dr Troy, Archbishop of Dublin in 1788, letter to Father Laurence Callanan, to Miss Mulally in 1791, letter from Dr Moylan, [Bishop Moylan], to Miss Mulally in 1794, letter from Mother Angela Collins to Joseph Nagle in June 1800, letter from Bishop Moylan to Joseph Nagle in 1801, letter from Joseph Nagle to Bishop Moylan in 1801, and letter from Mother Clare Callaghan to Bishop Coppinger between 1800 and 1804.