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Unsigned letter from Canon Hayes to Paddy McElvanney inquiring about the possibility of setting up a Rural Week-End in Armagh during Easter 1954 after encountering difficulties in Letterkenny.

Letter from Sean McGlinchey to Canon Hayes suggesting setting up a Rural Week-End in Armagh during Easter 1954 after encountering difficulties in Letterkenny, and perhaps trying again for Letterkenny in 1955.

Letter from Frank Lyddy, honorary national secretary of Muintir na Tíre, to Sean McGlinchey regarding the provisional schedule of Canon Hayes for a trip to Armagh on 1 February 1954 to set up the Rural Week-End.

5 form letters from Frank Lyddy, Honorary National Secretary of Muintir na Tíre, sent to key supporters in the Ulster Council of Muintir na Tíre coordinating a meeting with Canon Hayes to be held at Omagh, 8 November 1954. Recipients include: Fr. Clenaghan, Loughguile, Antrim; Rev. B. Maguire, Scotstown, Monaghan; P. Gormley, Ulster Council chair; Sean McGlinchey, Convoy, Donegal; and Oliver Reilly, Prosperous, Kildare.

Letters pertaining to meetings arranged by Father Clenaghan of Loughguile, Antrim, for Canon Hayes during his upcoming November 1954 visit to Ulster. Includes:
-Letter from Fr. Clenaghan to Frank Lyddy, Honorary National Secretary of Muintir na Tíre, regarding Canon Hayes' visit to Ulster (6/10/1954, 2pp);
-Letter from Tom Fitzgerald, Assistant Secretary, Muintir na Tíre, to Fr. Clenaghan stating that Lyddy is indisposed at the moment but will be in touch once he has recovered, and that he has conveyed Fr. Clenaghan's welcome to to Canon Hayes and Oliver Reilly (12/10/1954, 1p).

Letter from G.B. Newe, Northern Ireland Council of Social Service, Belfast, to Canon Hayes regarding arrangements for Canon Hayes' visit to Belfast the following week.

Letter from G.B. Newe, Belfast, to Canon Hayes regarding arrangements for Canon Hayes' visit to Belfast the following week.

Correspondence relating to the presentation of a casket for the Pope to Reverend Albert Levame, Apostolic Nuncio to Ireland, as a thanks for the Apostolic Letter received by Canon Hayes in commemoration of the 17th National Rural Week; correspondence regarding the sending of copies of the scroll to individuals who paid £1 for the privilege.

Unsigned letter from Frank Lyddy, Honorary National Secretary of Muintir na Tíre, enclosing an advance copy of Apostolic Letter (not attached) from Pope Pius XII to be released on 8 August 1954 at the beginning of the 17th National Rural Week, Mount St. Joseph's College, Roscrea.

Letter from Camillus Coffey, abbot, Mount St. Joseph Abbey, Roscrea, confirming to Canon Hayes that he will present the Apostolic Letter to him on behalf of Pope Pius XII and asking Canon Hayes to confirm a presentation date.