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Article by Canon Hayes on the role of voluntary organisations in building community over and above that of government actions.

Journal article, 'The Stone-Built Ringfort Entrance at Cahirvagliair, Cappeen, Co. Cork' by Conleth Manning, The Journal of Irish Archaeology, Volume 4 (1987/1988), pp. 37-54.

Text of Lahy's 'Knocknagow Corner' column from the October 1956 issue of The Landmark, reflecting on the overuse of the phrase 'it is a pity' and advocating looking on the bright side of things.

Article by Edward McNulty, Dublin, decrying the modern education system including the uselessness of the topics taught, physical punishment, the overworking of teacher, the domestic environments in which children are reared, and the influence of modern entertainment. McNulty states 'that the average schoolchild to-day is an unashamed barbarian, often unclean in person and conversation and a lust for cruelty and destruction.'

Draft of an article describing an address by Father Hayes to the annual general meeting of the Tipperary Guild of Muintir na Tíre [see also P134/12/1/2/11/54]. The report notes the inauguration of a tillage scheme that has been adopted all over Ireland, a turf farming scheme for the unemployed, and the opening of a lime kiln at Ballinilard. The text is heavily annotated and corrected.

Article published in the Amnesty International, British Section, Medical Group Newsletter, Spring 1995, pp. 5-7. The article describes the intimidation of medical personnel in the 10 provinces of southeast Turkey governed under a State of Emergency. It is noted that doctors feel pressured to issue reports that complied with the wishes of the security forces, and some have been arrested for treating wounded individuals.

Article published in the Amnesty International, British Section, Medical Group Newsletter, Spring 1995, pp. 5-7. The article describes the intimidation of medical personnel in the 10 provinces of southeast Turkey governed under a State of Emergency. It is noted that doctors feel pressured to issue reports that complied with the wishes of the security forces, and some have been arrested for treating wounded individuals. (2 copies)

Article published in the Amnesty International, British Section, Medical Group Newsletter, Spring 1995, pp. 5-7. The article describes the intimidation of medical personnel in the 10 provinces of southeast Turkey governed under a State of Emergency. It is noted that doctors feel pressured to issue reports that complied with the wishes of the security forces, and some have been arrested for treating wounded individuals. (2 copies)

Newspaper clipping of an article published in the Independent reporting that a sustained media campaign has forced the Turkish government to suspend 15 riot police following the death of a journalist in police custody.

Article from unnamed newspaper on Father Hayes' address to a meeting to the five parish councils of Waterford appealing to them to start guilds of Muintir na Tíre.