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A collection of booklets Everybody's Home Doctor and First Aid Book,'The New Model Arithmetic,' Household Hints,'Trips Abroad: IV. A Trip to Egypt.' The file also includes booklets regarding the cultivation of certain fruits and tobacco, a donation card for a charity draw and some notebooks with handwritten notes. The material was found in folders found inside a hardback folder which detailed what the folders contained.

Creator: Rosminian Order, St. Joseph's, Drumcondra

This booklet, produced by the school, giving the school's history, the classes offered, a testimony of a student, how parents or donors can help the school, affliction's that can strike the eye and a guide to the braille alphabet.

Creator: Rosminian Order, Grace Park Rd., Drumcondra, Father John Dalton

This file contains correspondence from Father John Dalton about his activities, some financial information, attendance at a meeting and something about renewal of vows of Rosminian Brothers.

Creator: Item (Outsized)

c.500pp
2 January 1939-31 March 1950
St. Josephs School for the Blind, Accounts,
An account book containing income and expenditure accounts for St. Joseph's School of the Blind in Drumcondra, Dublin.

Four ordnance maps showing Cork Harbour, the Barony of Imokilly in County Cork and the Barony of Carbury in County Cork.

A copy of The Popular Choir Manual A Collection of Music for the Course of the Ecclesiastical Year. Handwritten inscription inside the cover reads [LM] O’Rourke 1871, Presentation Convent Enniscorthy. Also includes a loose piece of paper with handwritten music titled Hymn of the Sacred Heart for Ireland.
Note: Poor condition with pages coming away from binding.

Seven volumes from No.7 to No.15 of The Past - The Organ of the Ui Ceinnsealaigh Historical Society.
 Volume No.7 1964 contains a chapter on Mother De Sales Devereux.
 Volume No.11 1975-1976 p.44 contains a segment on Presentation Convent National School.

A volume celebrating the Golden Jubilee of the Most Reverend Donal J. Herlihy who served as Bishop of Ferns.
Note: Poor condition, pages coming away from binding.

A copy of the Enniscorthy Guardian containing an article titled “Tributes paid to Sisters as they prepare to leave town”. The article discusses the various celebrations and tributes that were held for the Presentation Sisters in Enniscorthy prior to their leaving the town due to the closure of the convent.

A copy of The Echo containing an article titled “UDC pays tribute to nuns”, pp14-15. The article discusses a civic reception which was held for the Presentation Sisters by Enniscorthy Urban District Council after the closure of the convent.