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First two pages of a letter to Father Hayes from an unidentified writer in Drumcondra, Dublin, who notes that there are 30 parishes in the Diocese of Killaloe with '3 priests and no [illegible] branch.'

Letter to Father Hayes from W.M. Rankin of the Young Farmers' Clubs of Ulster, enclosing a copy of their annual report and of their last Autumn School (not attached). Rankin invited Father Hayes on behalf of the clubs to speak at the next Autumn School in County Antrim. He also notes that the making of a Muintir na Tíre guild are underway in Boardmills, County Down.

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

Letter to Father Hayes from D. McGrath, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Liverpool, providing updates on mutual acquaintances.

Letter to Father Hayes from Patricia Gough, editor, Teacher's Work magazine, asking for a copy of Father Hayes' article 'Muintir na Tíre - How the Teachers Can Help', to publish in their next issue.

Letter from John Leydon, Secretary, Department of Supplies, noting that with the reduction in petroleum supplies to Ireland supplementary allowances of motor spirit previously granted to all clergymen will now be restricted to full-time clerical practitioners who ordinarily use motor vehicles.

Typed and handwritten carbon copies of a letter sent by Canon Hayes to a recipient in Tipperary stating that 'everyone wants Mr. Meghan to be the County Manager under the new Local Government Act' and 'I would ask you to do your best to so alter the Act as to leave us a man who has proved himself a reliable, capable and beloved servant of the people.' The letter enclosed a series of proposed amendments [not attached].

Letter to Canon Hayes from John Meagher, Thurles, asking Father Hayes for his help in getting the the enclosed document [not attached or specified] signed by the county membership of the Dáil.

Letter to Father Hayes from W.T. Cosgrave, Beechpark Templeogue, Dublin, responding to his letter of 20 April in regards to the County Management (Amendment) Act (see P134/12/1/1/4/117 and P134/12/1/1/4/118). Cosgrave notes that the Act has not yet come before the Dáil and 'we have not yet heard the case put by the Minister for the change.'

Letter to Father Hayes from P.J. Clarke, Knights of St. Columbanus, Wexford, inviting him to lecture to their council under the auspices of Muintir na Tíre.