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14 March 1941 - 12 November 1958 62 items
Correspondence re routine details of community life and apostolate Archbishop permits several acquisition of adjoining properties for better observance of religious life New Secondary and primary school building blessed - Rathmines Letter to Dr Dunne asking him to investigate archbishop's observation of comportment of sisters in public

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26 August 1959 - 8 July 1971 64 items
Correspondence re routine details of community life and apostolate A new chapel is built Papers relating to General Chapter including method of election of delegates Fr Sheehy's advice re canonical matter is obtained Permission to attend night classes (cf Communists and subversives letter, 12 March 1970)

Sheehy. Draft letter of reply asking him if he is referring to the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin.

• Correspondence between Fr. Gerald Horgan, Holy Comforter Rectory, Washington, and Dr. Sheehy regarding the former’s health and his request to return to the Diocese of Dublin.

Comments on the Street and House to House Collection Bill, 1962, by Dr. J.G. Sheehy.

Charities Bill: outline of discussions by Gerard Sheehy.

Charities Bill: outline of discussions since 23 May by Gerard Sheehy.

Typed script of lecture given by Owen Sheehy- Skeffington on Radio Eireann, titled ‘World Affairs’. Says Communism has become a bogey and the lack of real knowledge about it is widespread. It is a political philosophy based on the materialist concept of history. Stalin’s Communism has departed in many ways from original concepts. Hunger is the fundamental cause of the revolt of the Asians against economic domination by the European Powers. Asks if the West and Communists work together for peace?

Typed notes on Communist. Meeting held at home of Sheehy- Skeffington, Rathfarnham. Hilda Verlin in Irish- Soviet Society, Secretary of the Fabian Society, member of IWL and Peace Campaign. A peace conference is being held in Sheffield. Harry O’Neill joined a Sodality in Mount Argus. Genuineness queried. Frank Woods goes to Mass sometimes but says he has nothing to do with religion.

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15 May 1959 - 1968 (date of rulebook included) 45 items
Correspondence relating to General Chapters 1959 and 1965; matters include: changes to constitutions, changes to religious habit, changes to administration (division into provinces); suggestions regarding the revision of rules for consideration at special assembly in 1968.

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25 April 1968 - 15 July 1971 12 items
Correspondence and draft papers regarding changes to constitutions, many of which are undated; copy of Archbishop's letter of permission dated 4/8/53 to introduce changes to the constitution as petitioned of Holy See; two Irish provinces to be sitemsd in Dublin. Includes constitution copies and rulebook copies.

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11 December 1971 3 items
Text of talk by Monsignor Sheehy to 1971 General Assembly, text draft of Constitution enacted by General Chapter in 1971, with introductory letter by Monsignor Sheehy.

Letter to the Archbishop from E. J. Sheehy.