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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 Ned Smith, Dublin, hoping to meet Father Hayes when he next visits Dublin.

Letter to Father Hayes from Reverend Séamus Ó Ceallaigh, Joint Honorary Secretary, Muintir na Tíre Limerick City Executive. Ó Ceallaigh notes the success of the recent series of Fireside Chats being held under Muintir na Tíre auspices in Limerick each Sunday night, and that they have now been offered the use of St. John's Pavilion for the 22 March chat. Ó Ceallaigh invites Father Hayes to speak there alongside other prominent members of Muintir na Tíre.

Letter to Father Hayes from a fellow organiser of Catholic Social Week in Tipperary, to be held 22-29 March 1942, regarding filling up the programme. The letter mentions Dr. Lucey (Father Cornelius Lucey), who gave a lecture at Social Week.

Letter to Father Hayes from P.J. O'Reilly, County Tipperary S.R. Vocational Education Committee, Clonmel, noting that Father Hayes has been absent from all committee meetings held in the last six months. He states that he is obliged to submit a report on the matter and asks for an explanation to be submitted to the committee if he cannot attend in person.

Letter to Father Hayes from M. Deegan, Irish Land Commission, in response to a letter written by Father Hayes regarding the land holding occupied by Ellen and Patrick English at Glenpaudeen, County Tipperary. The Commission states that they have not received any payment of annuities for the land since 1931. In 1939-40, Patrick English denied that he was liable to pay and so new warrants were issued against Ellen English. The commission has determined that the Englishes have no intention of paying anything and unless a substantial payment is made at once, the proceedings will continue.

Letter to Father Hayes from The Standard noting that the company's Annual General Meeting will be held on 26 March 1942 at Standard House, Dublin.

Letter to Father Hayes from Alfred G. McGovern, Tullyrossmearn, County Fermanagh, enclosing a copy of his play, 'Paddy Riley From Ballyjamesduff' [not attached] as requested by Father Hayes along with a list of people who have staged the play previously. McGovern hopes Father Hayes will be able to have it produced in Tipperary (see P134/12/1/1/4/71).

Letter to Father Hayes from N. Cooke, Goolds Cross, Tipperary. Cooke writes that 'Father Dee & I went to Tipperary a few weeks ago' to offer their sympathy after hearing he was unwell but were unable to visit, and hopes he is improved.

Letter to Father Hayes from Josie Aherne, Waterford, asking for a recommendation for a position as a priest's housekeeper.