Includes; letter addressed from "Presentation Sisters, 6 Sexton Street, Limerick" from Colette to Bride accompanying photos, photo of four Presetation Sisters that were the first to go to Ecuador, photos of locals and local children, ministres and works of Sisters, some indentifying information written on backs.

Correspondence relating to an advertisement placed by Mr. Sexton, solicitor. He seeks a good piano for a Catholic community of teaching Sisters. (see no. 227)

A report on the various presentation schools educating disadvantaged and disabled students including schools at Nano Nagle School Lixnaw, Saint Paul's School Beech Hill Montenotte, Queen of Angels School Beech Hill Montenotte, Primary School Education for Travelling Children Castleisland, School for 'Special Children' Sexton Street and Roxboro Road, Farranree Secondary School and Our Lady's school for hearing impaired children Douglas with a brief history on each school written in the report.

Correspondence from the Diocese of Sacramento to South Presentation Convent and Presentation Convent, Sexton Street, Limerick, regarding need for new teachers and a request for a new foundation. Also mentions school registration, installation of Bishop Bell as the new Bishop for Sacramento, the arrival of Sister Bonaventure, as well as the building of new schools in California among other matters. Regarding Raising of Sisters' Wages, Improvements

Correspondence from the Diocese of Sacramento to South Presentation Convent and Presentation Convent, Sexton Street, Limerick, regarding the possibility of a Limerick Presentation foundation at St. Peter's Parish, health of Sisters in Sacramento, Sending of three additional Sisters, the dispensation of Sister Aquinas Cashman, and the acquisition of visas, See also the correspondence from the department of education regarding Sister Aquinas Cashman (IE/PBVM/TNC/74/6/1/1/1), correspondence from Bishop Cornelius Lucey regarding Sister Aquinas Cashman (IE/PBVM/TNC/74/6/2/2), correspondence from Presentation Church regarding Sister Aquinas Cashman (IE/PBVM/TNC/74/6/3/2), Sister Aquinas Cashman's own correspondence regarding her departure from religious life (IE/PBVM/TNC/74/6/3/3). Regarding Approval of Sisters Rosemary and

Letter from +Dunne to +McQuaid regarding schools in Malahide. He encloses the figures of school- going children which were sent in by Fr. Sexton.

Includes; "From retirement to social work", "Educational project in Sexton Street [Limerick]", "Some aspects of life in Pakistan", names of local superiors, assistants and bursars and their contact details for Ballyphehane Cork, Cahirciveen Kerry, Killarney Kerry, Listowel Kerry, Michelstown Cork, Montenotte Cork, Rathmore Kerry, Sexton Street Limerick, South Presentation Cork, Turner's Cross Cork; "Vocation promotion", "Final professions", "First commitment day", "Silver jubilee bells", "The meaning of religious life"; "Letter from Provincial Superior", articles from Presentation regions.

Correspondence from Fr. J.A. Sexton to Fr. Mangan new boys’ school, Communions and Easter Duties.

Letter from James J. Sexton, solicitor, Limerick to +McQuaid regarding his advertisement seeking pianos for the Salesians. Copy of reply from Fr. Quinlan, on behalf of +McQuaid, attached.

Letter from Fr. J. A. Sexton to +McQuaid informing him that he is pleased to act as his representative at the Governing Body of the [Newborn E.] School.