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cutting from The Kerryman newspaper containing advertisement for a series of stories relating to Fermoy written by Mary Hickey that would shortly be published in the newspaper (4 October 1958); "British troops ran amok but Fermoy did not wilt" (c1950s); "Fermoy man's arrest after taking of British arms" (c1950s); cutting containing image of "Blessed Oliver Plunkett Girls' Pipe Band" (c1960s); "Many mourn [Archbishop] Dr Mannix" (1963); "Edmund Burke's youth by the Blackwater" (c1980s).

Will of Joseph Nagle and his bequests to the Presentation Sisters and others.

Copy of typed letter from +McQuaid to Canon Hickey. The second sketch is a distinct improvement. He is grateful to the Canon for undertaking this further work.

Letter from Fr. Joseph Hickey P.P. to Fr. Mangan asking him to tell +McQuaid that the oratory in Sunshine Home is in perfect order.

• 16 August 1952 Letter from Fr. Denis Hickey to +McQuaid regarding plans for the site of a church and school. 2 items

Handwritten letter to Fr. McKernan from Desmond W. McCarthy, Cork St., Dublin, reporting on Philip Cairns and Alderman Hickey. Cairns converted out of conviction in 1921, is a zealous Catholic Action worker, secretary of the Postal Workers’ Union and member of the Labour Party. Puts his Catholicism first. Hickey is an excellent Catholic and a director of the Catholic Standard. Sided with William O’Brien as he held a position with the ITGWU. 276A. 12 May 1948 List of names and addresses of ‘active’ and ‘not active’ persons. Signature of J. Counihan S.J.

Handwritten letter from + Staunton to Fr. Glennon regarding the collection by Fr. Hickey of six Catholic Directories from + McQuaid.

File relating to a dispute between Canon Hickey and the Town Commissioners regarding a cinema in the town.

Letter from Joseph Hickey to +McQuaid informing him that the Committee in charge of the Secondary School were alarmed by a Brother who said he was searching for a house for a secondary school.

Letter from Fr. Joseph Hickey to +McQuaid regarding accommodation in Miss Gilsonen’s house.