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Includes; letters from "The Munster & [and] Leinster Bank Limited" authorising an overdraft for the South Presentation Convent.

Includes; "Georges Hill 1794"; "Bicentenary Vista, Presentation Convents Dublin"; "The Presentation foundation in Drogheda - 7th June 1813"; "Presentation Convent Galway, 1815 - 1965"; "Knock Centenary 1879 - 1979"; 150th anniversary celebrations of Maynooth Presentation Convent.

Correspondence between architect Frank Murphy & Partners, the Department of Education, and South Presentation Convent regarding approval of school design plans. Also includes estimations of building costs and a letter from the Munster & Leinster Bank Limited regarding financing of school.

Primarily correspondence between the architect, the Department of Education, Munster & Leinster Bank Limited, solicitors, building contractors and South Presentation Convent concerning the building and planning and financing of Sacred Heart secondary school.

Includes; "The Munster & [and] Leinster Bank Limited" "Nano Nagle Account"; itemised bills from "Frank Murphy & [and] Partners, Architects and Consulting Engineers" for works on Nano Nagle Hostel; handwritten details of costs involved in Nano Nagle Hostel construction (Sister Agnes Daly); tender for construction of Nano Nagle Hostel from "S McD Murphy and Associates, Quantity Surveyors"; receipts from "The Munster & [and] Leinster Bank Limited" for money paid for works on Nano Nagle Hostel; handwritten "Funds of Convent 1974"; letters from University College Cork referencing Nano Nagle student hostel.

File relating to no. 4 & 6 Mount Harold Terrace, Leinster Road.

. Browne, H., 3 Leinster Sq., Rathmines, Dublin. She feels that the film Congolaise should be withdrawn immediately as unsuitable from the Stella Cinema.

Dowling, 3 Orwell Park. Asking permission for her son to atten the Dalton Tutorial Institution, Leinster Road, a co-educational school which is run by a member of the Jewish faith. Fr. V. Steen, Rathgar parish, writes to Dr. O’Connell, secretary to +McQuaid. Request refused.

Curry, Eamon, Leinster Square, Rathmines, Dublin. Fr. Martin suggests that he write to the Archbishop outlining his plan to draft, organize and implement a scheme for a diocesan function to honour Our Blessed Lady.

-1 May 1958 McLogan, Mrs. K., Main Street, Portlaoighse. Her husband was interned in 1940 and again in 1958. Asks the Archbishop to help him get parole. 13/28/a. 20 March 1941 James L. McLoughlin, Honorary Secretary, Leinster Branch Irish Rugby Football Unio inviting the Archbishop to attend any of their games at Lansdowne Road.