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Short statement of the activities and achievements of the Killenaule Guild of Muintir na Tíre, County Tipperary, which was founded in August 1938. The statement notes that the local chairmen of both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael sit on their council. The guild have received approval for a water supply scheme for their village, have purchased a location for a sports field, secured repairs for local cottages and road, facilitated a horticultural lecture, and paid for various hospital and funeral expenses, among other accomplishments.

Report published on November 1930 by the Union Popular Católica Argentina (later Acción Católica Argentina), a Catholic Action movement in Argentina, listing the projects it has been able to carry out as result of its Gran Colecta Nacional (Great National Collection), including housing projects and educational seminars.

Report, Appendices and Report of Debates of the Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention (Nov 1975); copies of Dr. John Benn, ‘A commissioner’s complaint’ (18 Jan 1973); two further copies of the Report of the Northern Ireland Constitutional Convention (Nov 1975); Committee for Economic Development, ‘Modernizing Local Government’, (New York, 1966); ‘Ulster Unionist Party’s Consultation Exercise, Aug-Sept 1997; Jan Egeland, ‘The Secrets of the Oslo Channel: Lessons from Norwegian Peace Facilitation in the Middle East, Central America and the Balkans (Nov 1997); Mountain Echoes: Sliabh an Iarainn’s Story’; ‘Local Government Power-Sharing’, Institute of Irish Studies, QUB (1995); Conference: Legal Aid as a Developing Social Service, Social Studies Building, QUB (11 Nov 1972); ‘Inter Group Project’ a programme of conversations exploring community divisions and community relations, Aug 1972; ‘Town Centres: Current Practice, 1963; Rural Community Network AGM, Dungiven, 1993; ‘F.E. McWilliam; ‘A Survey of Facts, Figures and Opinion relating to the Economic Situation in Londonderry’ [1970s]; copy of Dr. John Benn, ‘A Commissioner’s Complaint’ (18 Jan 1973).

Report written by John J. Nash on the will of the recently deceased Very Reverend John J. Meagher, formerly of Thurles and Annacarty. The first page describes the legal issues surrounding the apparent removal of a legacy of £25 to his niece, Sister Benignus. As this alteration was not witnessed, the will was not initially admitted to probate until the legacy was allowed to stand. The remainder of the report details the clause written into the will allowing Father Meagher's sisters and sisters-in-law to take one article of furniture or ceramics as a souvenir.

Photocopy of Canon Hayes' report of his experience at the International Catholic Migration Commission, Barcelona, 28-31 May 1952, which he attended along with Father Joseph Bergin representing Ireland on behalf of Muintir na Tíre. Canon Hayes writes that Ireland's problems are different than other countries due to its declining population and its level of rural-to-urban migration as opposed to other countries' issues with the intake of refugees. He writes that he was able to submit Muintir na Tíre's work and positions to sub-committee meetings. Canon Hayes states that the 'Commission brought home to us that it was our duty to prepare our people for their journey and endeavour to get them to countries and places where their Faith would not be endangered', and that an arrangement was made between Muintir na Tíre and the National Catholic Rural Life Congress in the United States to place rural Irish emigrants in rural Catholic homes.

Letter and report by W.G. Malcolm to J.H. Parkes, Northern Ireland Office, on the footing of the Department of the Environment in relation to the Emergency Committee. He comments that there needs to be more clarity on the role of the Emergency Committee meeting in Stormont every day and its relation to the rest of the government. He details their own operations room, relating to water and sewerage, as well as detailing wider actions, commenting that some of them would need to be put on a better footing.

Report written by Markus Casey documenting excavations at Doonagappul promontory fort, Clare Island, Mayo, between 17 August and 4 September 1992. The report suggests that the fort was unfinished. Includes 11 colour photographs pasted to pages of cardstock bound in the report.

Report on the Ditchley Park Conference, put together by Robert Moss, rapporteur. Maurice Hayes is one of the Study Group.

Report authored by Markus Casey for Gerry O'Gorman, Lane Studios. Casey was asked to monitor excavation works at corner of Market Street and Church Lane which included demolition of a building from 1880 that included re-used fragments of cut-stone, as well as demolition of Lane Studios built in 1986. 9 cut-stone fragments were found, likely of medieval age. The report includes colour photographs of the fragments.

Copy of the report of the working party on student counselling to Governing Body.