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Correspondence between Canon Hayes and the Irish National Insurance Company regarding a slight error in his motor insurance certificate.

Correspondence between Canon Hayes and John M. Conway, Consul General of Ireland in New York, regarding Séamus MacDermott. Includes:
-Letter from Conway acknowledging that he has forwarded Canon Hayes' letter of condolence to Séamus MacDermott on the passing of his sister to MacDermott, and includes MacDermott's address (10 October 1955, 1p);
-Letter from Canon Hayes thanking Conway for forwarding the letter (15 October 1955, 1p).

Correspondence with Kevin Hickey regarding sponsorship and funding. Includes papers on the state and future of Muintir na Tíre.

Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Linda Ballard of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum discussing Ballard's research on "Dressing for Death" and funerary customs.

File of correspondence from the Secretary of the Local Government Board, to John Wilson Lynch, in relation to his charges of neglect against Mr Hazell. It includes extracts from the minutes of the Gort Board of Guardian meetings and Mr Hazell's responses to the charges. In one extract the Board state that they are satisfied with Mr Hazell, who promised to visit the farm with a view to making a seizure (9 Feb 1890). The last letter informs John Wilson Lynch that their inspector, Mr Bourke, would be holding an inquiry into the allegations.

File includes correspondence with Margaret Faul discussing her work and research on Ledsham Church Tower and Anglo-Saxon Crosses in the Keighley area. Includes drafts and offprints of Faul's articles. Also includes black and white photographic prints of sites that Faul studies.

Fax from Mari-Aymone Djeribi to Robinson commenting on the corrections she has applied to the Colville Scott diary (31 Jul 1995). Copy handwritten reply from Robinson enclosing his own notes on her work. (31 Aug 1995).

Correspondence with Matheson Ormsby Prentice who are to seek an apology on behalf of Maurice Hayes from the Sunday Times in relation to an article of 29 August, a paragraph referring to Maurice Haye’s role on the Patten commission was ‘grossly factually inaccurate, it misrepresents the views and role of our client’.

File of letters between Kevin Boyle and Maxime Tardu, Chief, Research and Studies Unit Centre for Human Rights, United Nations, Geneva, and includes the following: copy TS letter from Tardu to the Hon. Peter Sutherland, Attorney General of Ireland, follow

Correspondence with Michele Relihan regarding the Kerry Federation and community development in the county.