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Letter to Father Hayes from Father Thomas Ryan, Cabra, Dublin, sending greetings and congratulating him on his talks in Belfast.

Letter to Father Hayes from John Harty, Archbishop of Cashel, giving praise to the Diocesan Council of the Catholic Young Men's Society for organising the upcoming Social Week in Tipperary.

Letter to Father Hayes from Brian J. McCaffery, Sandymount, Dublin, inviting Father Hayes to speak on education in Dublin, and expressing satisfaction that the Evening Mail printed a letter from a Muintir na Tíre guild 'which had been wrongly taken to task' sometime previously over Land Commission activities.

Letter to Father Hayes from P.J. O'Reilly, County Tipperary S.R. Vocational Education Committee, Clonmel, noting that he has explained to the committee that Father Hayes' absence from all committee meetings held in the last six months (see P134/12/1/1/4/85) has been due to transportation difficulties, and that the committee has accepted the explanation.

Letter to Father Hayes from P.S. Ó Muireadhaigh, Private Secretary to the Taoiseach, acknowledging Father hayes' letter of 9 April.

Unsigned letter to Father Hayes from a writer in Pomeroy, County Tyrone. The writer notes that while the locals had hopes of getting Muintir na Tíre off the ground on a plot of land there to help feed the poor of Belfast, one man offered to take the entire contract and so has spoiled the prospect. He writes that 'we may have to confine ourselves to a potatoe[sic] scheme alone' and 'I don't know whether anything can be done to get our work finished in time, but I'll let you know what happens.'

Telegram sent to Father Hayes from 'Summerfield', Dublin, reading 'Thanks for letter shall be glad to see you next time you are in Dublin.'

Letter to Father Hayes from Sister Mary Michael, Mercy Convent, Tipperary, asking Father Hayes if he can provide transportation for a fellow nun ready to come home from Dublin that week.

Letter to Father Hayes from Dan Ryan, Maynooth, noting that his expects at least 50 people from Maynooth to attend the upcoming Rural Week in August, but that it is asking too much for a donation from each potential attendee this far ahead. Ryan states that he will attempt to obtain confirmation of attendance from these people before 1 August so that the entrance tariff can be paid.

Letter to Father Hayes from P.J. O'Reilly, County Tipperary S.R. Vocational Education Committee, Clonmel, asking Father Hayes to accept his incomplete paper, 'Education for Agriculture, Public Services and Other Vocation in the Christian Social State', for the upcoming Rural Week so that the issues he wishes to have discussed may be raised.