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2 copies (original and photocopy) of a draft of an article written by Father Hayes summarising some of the work of the Executive of Muintir na Tíre over the previous year, including: the second Domestic Economy Summer School for girls at Dundrum, County Tipperary; the third Agricultural Summer School for boys at Copsewood College, Pallaskenry, County Limerick; the first Sociology and Leadership Summer School at Glenstal Priory, County Limerick. He also suggests the types of development schemes that local Muintir na Tíre guilds should be working on. Includes annotations and corrections.

Handwritten draft of an article, 'On the Road to the Congress by The Royal Mail', written by Father Hayes for the Irish Independent, where a condensed version was published as 'An Irish Pilgrim's Path to World Eucharistic Congress', 4 October 1934. Father Hayes writes about some of his experiences en route to the 34th International Eucharistic Congress held in Buenos Aires, 10-14 October 1934, prefaced with an introduction summarising European and Irish Catholic history in Argentina.

Handwritten draft of an article, 'On the Road to the Congress by The Royal Mail', written by Father Hayes for the Irish Independent, where a condensed version was published as 'An Irish Pilgrim's Path to World Eucharistic Congress', 4 October 1934. Father Hayes writes about some of his experiences en route to the 34th International Eucharistic Congress held in Buenos Aires, 10-14 October 1934, prefaced with an introduction summarising European and Irish Catholic history in Argentina. Includes corrections and passages not included in draft P134/12/1/2/5/2.

Printed copy of the article 'Our Guild' by C.F.M., published as an extract from the 1941 Muintir na Tíre Handbook. The article describes a parochial meeting of a Muintir na Tíre guild and preaches the ideal of cooperative and voluntary work.

Article by Canon Hayes, 'Parochialism and Nationalism', written for the 1954 edition of Rural Ireland, the official handbook of Muintir na Tíre. In the article, Canon Hayes espouses the values of community action at the parish level.

Article by Patrick J. Temple, 'The Rejection at Nazareth', published in The Catholic Bible Quarterly, vol. 17, no. 2 (April 1955): 229-242. The article has been removed from the original journal with the final page retyped and glued to the preceding page.

Reprint of an article in The Farmer's Gazette by 'Agricolae' on the proper storage of potatoes.

Clipping of an column from the 12 December 1961 issue of the Irish Independent with features on: Conor O'Malley, famed Galway surgeon and former chief of Clann Ó Máille, receiving the Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem; Pat Jennings of Galway, originally of Feenish (Finish) Island, Carna, who purchased a trawler made by the Casey family; and the Headford Development Association.

Photocopy of an article by Irish Press journalist Liam Robinson briefly describing Galway hookers (profiling the Mary Anne and the St. Patrick, both built by the Casey family) and the recent wave of restored hookers (including the St. Patrick, restored by Paddy Barry of Monkstown, Dublin) now sailing again at the time of the article.

Typed article written by Father Hayes in honour of the upcoming beatification on 22 January 1950 of Vincent Pallotti, founder of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate (the Pallottines). The text describes Pallotti's life and work in education and in charity.