Includes; details of Canon Law as regards "local conditions", "The Plenary Council & [and] its decrees- in general", "The decrees of Maynooth Plenary Council 1956 as they affect religious".

Includes; booklet on ‘The Pudapet Convent School of Commerce’, Marshall Road, Egmore, Madras, Prospectus, (14th Edition) 1935 -1936; Rules for Lady Students’ Hostel, Marshall Road, Egmore; newspaper cuttings, ‘Presentation Nuns, Activities of the Order in Kashmir’, ‘First Catholic School’; ’The Presentation Order Branch House Opened at Srinagar, Kashmir’, ‘Maynooth Link With India’, from Standard 24 June 1955; details of the foundations in the south of India; titular's of convents and schools in Southern Rhodesia, North India and Pakistan; developments in Southern India 1936; letter from M. Augustine, Presentation Convent, Pudapet, Madras, 2 April 1936 including an account of Presentation Convent, Pudapet; note stating that Pudapet and Egmore are the same place; lists of the convents and schools in India dated 1951 , includes a map of India; diagram of the foundations made from Georgetown, Madras, 1842; and newspaper cutting from ‘The Examiner’, 13 August 1938 giving accounts of Sr. Columba O’ Sullivan, in Quetta, India.

Includes; "Centenary in Rathmore", "Silver jubilee in Ballyphehane", "Some perspectives on Maynooth and the M. Ed. Course"; "Tell your children" is a formative document", "Missionary Sisters depart for Ecuador", "Forthcoming retreats"; "New school in Tralee", "South American news", "Success stories", "Missioning ceremony".

letters and informationals from University College Cork, brochures from South Presentation, photocopies of newspaper articles on historic sites in Cork, The South Parish Christmas newsletter 1999, histories of Cork, reprints of historic photos of Cork.

Rev. Wm. Bvrne to L. Offers his apelogies for the conduct of an irreligious multitude on Sunday last at L.'s residence; will accept any punishment L. cares to impose on him, and will take himself to any remote part of the diocese which L. may care te send him. Witnessed by Rev. dohn Meagher. (2 pp.) Ballingarry, 10 Oet. Rev. Edmd. Prendergas The parish priest ef Ballingarry objects to the P.P. of the neighbourinq parish of killenaule, holding a Station in a townland belonginq to the former parish; the case arose out of this townland being in the Protestant parish ef Kilcooly, but the Catholic and Protestant parishes are not exactly co-extensive; asks t.. te have the P.p. in question restrained from holding the station; in former days this townland was famous for its hurling green, and whenever abuses arose it was the P.p. Ballingarry who acted. (3 Bp.) Dominick 5t., tork, 11 Oet. Fr. Jobn Albert Ruan tob. The Prior of the Dominicans in Cork sends L. a document, appo. :.ng t. Conservator of the Dominican Order in Ireland. (Letter in English, document in Latin) (2 pp.) List of the students who formed the Class who terminated their studies in the year 1632. (In Maynooth?)

Letter from James Duff, St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth to Fr. Mangan stating they have no available priests to send to Canada. They are inundated with similar requests from Bishops all over the States. 1 item

Letter from Mgr. Moynagh to +McQuaid regarding his consecration in Maynooth. The co-consecrators are +MacNamee and +Keogh. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Francis Markall, Salisbury to +McQuaid thanking him for a copy of the Acta et Decreta of the Council of Maynooth with the appendix of Ecclesiastical formulae.

Letter from +McNicholas to +McQuaid enclosing a cheque for $1000, a contribution to Maynooth College following an appeal by the Irish Bishops. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Keogh to +McQuaid. He asks whether an elderly priest who lives in his diocese but spends five or six weeks a year with his sister in the city could be given permission to habitually celebrate Mass in his sister’s house. Annotation that Dr K himself at Maynooth advised against giving this permission even per modum actus.