details of an unnamed [possibly Sister Loyola McGrath] Presentation Sister's trip to Papua New Guinea to visit the Presentation missions there; copies of newspaper articles on Presentation Mission to Papua New Guinea.

Includes; receipts from Frs. Fleming and McGrath for money received on interest towards the upkeep of some churches in Cork, dated 1889, 1890, and 1895; letters and envelopes from Bishop O’ Callaghan addressed to Rev. Mother, Mrs. M. Rose and Mrs M. de Sales dated 1905 to 1913; lists of the approved dates for Benedictions for the convents in the Diocese, dated September and November 1953.
Letters from Dr Cohalan, Bishop, to Rev. Mother concerning Sisters being released from their vows and leaving the convent, going to hospital, travelling, missing days from the Novitiate, permissions to go to a concert in Turner’s Cross, the use of legacies and how jubilees were to be celebrated.

McGrath, Joseph, Cabinteely House. Note, in + McQuaid’s hand, saying the Knight Grand Cross of St. Sylvester has been conferred on Mr. McGrath.

Handwritten letter from + M. McGrath to + McQuaid saying he has informed the good nuns.

Letter from +McGrath to +McQuaid enclosing an article from ‘The Cardiff Daily’. It refers to young Irish girls arriving unaccompanied from Ireland and are a worry to the Welfare authorities.

Letter from +McGrath to +McQuaid sympathising with him on the death of his sister. He mentions Fr. Quinlavin is currently on holidays but has settled in and is working as a curate. He discusses the problem of Irish emigrants and mentions the Sisters of Nazareth who wish to establish a convent in Dublin.

Wording of telegram from +McQuaid to Mgr. Crowe sympathising on the death of +McGrath.

Letter from +D’Alton to +McQuaid regarding the meeting of the Constitutional General Assembly of the Catholic International Education Office in Lucerne. It has been suggested that Fr. Fergal McGrath S.J. represent the Conference of Secondary Schools and the Catholic Headmasters’ Association.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to Cardinal D’Alton regarding Fr. McGrath and the Constitutional General Assembly of the Catholic International Education Office.

Certificate conferring membership to the Masons of Ireland to John McGrath, Kingston.