large colour postcard containing image depicting Nano Nagle educating children.

history of the Nagle family from the time of their first arrival in Ireland, Nagle family trees.

story from a woman [possibly from the Australia] that had "Metastasis of the bone from Breast Cancer, and that after a visit to the South Presentation and spending time with the relics of Nano Nagle her disease went into remission (Leone Chandler).

transcriptions of prayers.

history of Ballygriffin, story of the Presentation purchase and development of Ballygriffin, names of Sisters and people involved, details of works carried out at site.

A short story written about Nano Nagle for Sister Peter of Cove Lane.

Sister Marie Collins' copy of Not Words but Deeds by Sister Mary Thomas, a story written about Nano Nagle.

A pamphlet called Nano Nagle 1718-1784: Bi-Centenary used in the service at Drumcondra celebrating bi-centenary of Nano Nagle's death.

Correspondence, histories and records relating to the education and accommodation of the disadvantaged and disabled in Cork, particularly in relation to the School for the Deaf Unit at South Presentation Convent, Nano Nagle Hostel and Sunview Boarding House. School for the Deaf Unit,

Correspondence between South Presentation Convent, Presentation Brothers and John Stanton & Sons Solicitors regarding drafting a sale contract.