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File includes an article on ‘The Irish Mathews’; article on ‘Genealogy of the Mathew Family’; family tree on the Maternal Ancestry of Nano Nagle; Pedigree of the Mathew Family – mid 19th century created by Mathew of Bristol printers; The Ormonde Picture Collection; article on Poyntz and Acton; article on Ormonde; newspaper cutting from The Cork Examiner, 8 July 1985 entitled, “Queen’s ancestors from Thurles”; article on The Royal Descent of H.R.H. The Princess of Wales and The Lady Diana Spencer from Henry VIII; article on Elizabeth Lady Thurles; Elizabeth Lady Thurles Part 1 by B. Michael Mansfield; Elizabeth Viscountess Thurles Part 11 by James C. Condon; photocopy of a letter written in 1689 by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Lord Riverstown to Pierce Nagle; letter to Sr. Pius [O’ Farrell] from Veronica Mathew; photocopy of article from ‘The World of Interiors’: Hosting Henry VIII Acton’s Court’s refit for a king’; photocopy of a map of the Thurles area; and Thomas Mathew’s will.

File includes Homily of Archbishop Dermot Clifford at 150th Anniversary Mass for Fr. Theobald Mathew, Kilfeacle Church, 11 June 2006; article by Donald Mathew entitled’ Remembering Father Mathew’; article entitled ‘Fr. Mathew to be remembered in his native Tipperary’, June 2006; notes from a talk delivered by Colm Kerrigan, on 8 December 2006, celebrating 150 years since the death of Fr. Theobald Mathew – ‘Father Mathew And the Great Famine’; newspaper cutting from Cork Examiner, 14 April 1990 entitled ‘The Apostle of Temperance- a born crusader’, newspaper cuttings dated June and July 2006- articles concerning Fr. Theobald Mathew; photocopy of an email from Veronica Mathew relating to a special Mass which has been arranged on 8 December 2006; The Ballad of Father Mathew, specially composed for the Cork City celebration, 6 -8 October 2006, sung at Holy Trinity Church Mass by Cliff Wedgbury; The London Oratory Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, 8 December 2006; article entitled ‘Fr. Mathew Memorial Tower’; book named ‘The Oratory’ 8 December 2006; ad for play entitled Fr. Mathew at the Half Moon Theatre in Cork; and photocopies of emails from Veronica Mathew concerning genealogy and visiting Nano Nagle’s grave while in Cork.

Articles from the ‘Tipperary Historical Journal 2004’; ‘The Tipperary Gentry’, Volume 1, by William Hayes and Art Kavanagh, 2003; ‘Castles of Ireland’ by Brian de Breffny, photographs by George Mott; ‘The Irish Face’ redefining the Irish Portrait, National Portrait Gallery; two pages by Painting Ireland Topographical Views from Glin Castle, Churchill House Press, Tralee, 2006; and one page on County Tipperary Election – State of the Poll.

Details of the research of the genealogist Basil O’ Connell in the Nagle Family in the genealogical office; letters from Basil O’ Connell to Fr. T. J. Walsh; four typewritten copies of ‘The Nagles of Annakissy ’ by Basil O’ Connell, K. M. reprinted from The Irish Genealogist, Vol.2, No.11; four typewritten copies of ‘The Nagles of Ballygriffin and Nano Nagle’, by Basil O’ Connell, reprinted from The Irish Genealogist, Vol. 3, No.2, July,1957; article entitled ‘The Nagle Families. Including that of Ballygriffin’, by B. O’ Connell, 76 Palmerston Road, Dublin; article by Basil O’ Connell entitled ‘Nano Nagle and her Family The Nagles of Ballygriffin’, County Cork; handwritten notes and drawings of family trees; handwritten notes on ‘The State of the Nagles’; notes on various branches of the Nagle family; brown paper covered file with the heading ‘This is the property of South Presentation Convent’ detailed the history of the Nagle and Matthew families and article from Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society, Part 2 – Vol., L11. No. 176. July – December 1947.

Handwritten and typed letters from Basil O’ Connell, genealogist to Fr. T. J. Walsh concerning the Nagle and Mathew family genealogy; photocopy of A Report from the Committee which includes Joseph Nagle’s (Senior) name.

File includes notes on the Nagle family crest; book entitled ‘The City of Bath, The Roman City of Aquae Sulis’; notes from ‘The Nagle Arms – From Burke’s Encyclopaedia of Heraldry. (1851); letter from Sr. Gabriel O’ Brien, Presentation Convent, Brockworth, Glossop, England on of the Bi-centenary; letters from City Librarian, City of Westminster, to Sr. M Reynolds concerning the marriage records of David Nagle and Mary Harrold; letters from two religious Srs. claiming to be relatives of Nano Nagle wishing to visit South Presentation Convent, dated 1987 and later letters thanking the Srs. in South Presentation Convent for their hospitality; page from an unnamed magazine containing photos of Archbishop Aston Chichester great, great-grandnephew of Nano Nagle and pictures of Nano Nagle’s grave; letter from Dr. A. M. Bulbulia, 18/19 Patrick Street, Waterford, to Sr. Brendan [Cronin], concerning Nano Nagle’s Candlestick in the Relic Case; letter from J. Rice C. C. Youghal, to Rev. Mother, dated 9 November 1928, concerning the lands of the Nagle family; and a page from ‘The Shannonside Annual’ gives the history of many of Nano Nagle’s relatives, including the Hickie and the Creagh families.

File includes both coloured and black and white photographs of Nano Nagle’s grave which has been changed three times – in 1877, 1984 and 2017. The tomb which was constructed in 1984 was demolished in April 2018. File also includes an account of Nano Nagle’s remains and photos of relics.

File includes Script for Illustrated Booklet on Nano Nagle; photocopies of Nano Nagle’s letters Nos. 1- XVI Volume 1; photocopies of Nano Nagle’s letters and others. Sermon at Reception 21 November 1782 Vol.11, photocopy of letter from Nano Nagle to Teresa Mulally. Letter 13 in printed collection. Original in George’s Hill; Nano Nagle – Script of Radio Programme written and presented by Seán Ó Laoghaire. Produced by Adrian McGuirk; photograph of Nano; two copies of a book entitled ‘A friend of Nano Nagle’. Laurence Callinan OFM (1739- 1818); Nano’s Will c. 1780; photocopy of the cover of Nano’s Bible; instructions for the whole year with signature; extract from account book 1781- 1782; photocopy of the burial agreement; relic of foundress; Nano Nagle, Foundress of the Presentation Sisters, printed in Thailand in the Thai script; One Step Beyond A Millennium Concert celebration of the Life and Work, In National Concert Hall, produced and directed by Yvonne Crotty, 17 October 2000; The Story of Nano Nagle – a booklet of line drawings used by Sr. Celine Ryan, in Primary Schools to encourage children to learn the story of Nano. Sr. Celine put the winning attempt on the Internet, 2000; The life of Nano Nagle by three school girls, Michelle Dowley, Sarah Grant and Catherine Quinn of Mooncoin, County Kilkenny, 2000; covering letter from Sr. Maura Maguire, Mooncoin, 8 June 2000; Nano Nagle – Foundress of the Presentation Sisters, Printed in Matlock, 1961; Nano Nagle A Woman of Vision by Sr. M. Kieran Hartnett, PBVM, Printed in Dublin; pencil drawing of Tabernacle in St. Mary’s Cork with the inscription;’ This Tabernacle……presented by Miss Nano Nagle and her brother Counsellor Joseph Nagle’; and ad in Evening Press April 1976.

Articles about Nano Nagle, her family and her life; advertisement of lecture in University College Cork by Sister Angela Bolster; death notice of Nano Nagle; article by Rev. Fr. Nash, S. J. on Nano; article entitled Irish Founders and Foundresses; 1 The Leeside Missionary; Nano Nagle by Sr. M. Therese Halliden in the SMA The African Missionary magazine Lent 1988; handwritten page on the Nagle genealogy; Bi-centenary 24 December 1975 important facts about her; type written article in Irish entitled Eilinnóir de Nógla; typed and handwritten poems on Nano Nagle; extract from the Shannonside Annual about 1969; article on ancient Irish Rosaries; Nano Nagle and the Presentation Sisters by Sr Margaret Mary McCarthy PBVM in Outlook Mission magazine by the Holy Ghost Fathers November / December 1975; Historical Resume; two copies of ‘One month in Paris’ , June – July 1975’; Letters of Nano Nagle 17 July 1769 – 13 December 1788; Love one another as you have hitherto done; 6 May 1975 formal petition to join the Union of the Sacred Congregation; report To What Did Nano Nagle Respond In Nano Nagle The First Presentation Sister; typed copies of spiritual letters of Father Nicholas Barré, Religious of the Order of Minims. Rouen 1697; three copies of a letter from M. Bernard Stewart, Order Saint Benedict (O.S.B.) outlining the history of the Irish Sisters in the Abbey of Ypres and the history of the Abbey in general and of Nano’s life there; newspaper cutting from the Cork Examiner 23 October 1990 describing how the Crawford Art Gallery [Cork] hopes to buy a painting of Nano Nagle; the virtues of Nano Nagle; handwritten extracts from Nano Nagle’s letters; photocopy of article in French dated 12 July 1717 from Archive Nationales; and copyright permission request concerning painting of Nano Nagle.

File includes articles about Nano Nagle and the early Presentation Sisters BY Sr Carmel Kennefick; Achievement against odds; Nano Nagle Cork’s own woman of the year; A day’s pilgrimage to our foundress’ home and grave; Bible Vigil Our Foundress, Nano Nagle; Nano Nagle the First Presentation Sister; and the Historical Setting of the Presentation Order.