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Typed text of an address by Canon Hayes tying the work of Saint Patrick in Christianising Ireland and the work of Irish expatriates abroad to the work of Muintir na Tíre. Includes annotations and corrections.

A page of notes for a lecture or address by Father Hayes promoting the Catholic Church. The notes are written on the back of a sheet of letterhead from the 163rd Liverpool Troop Boy Scouts, of which Father Hayes was the chaplain.

Handwritten text for an article or lecture written by Father Hayes on the Legion of Mary, an organization of lay people in the Catholic Church founded in Dublin by Frank Duff in 1921.

Draft of an address given by Father Hayes to members of the Irish diaspora in Argentina near the time of the 32nd International Eucharistic Congress held in Buenos Aires, 10-14 October 1934. Includes annotations and correction.

Typed article in which Father Hayes, quoting extensively from popes Leo XIII, Pius X, and Pius XI, promotes Catholic teachings with regards to labour organisation, the necessity of unions, and social reform. Includes annotations and corrections.

Text of a lecture given by Canon Hayes to the Castleconnell guild of Muintir na Tíre, promoting the spirit of 'Christian co-operation' in which the movement functions.

Handwritten copy of the first 2 pages of an article (labelled 'from a correspondent') on the centennial of the laying of the foundational stone of St. John the Baptist Church, Castleiney, County Tipperary, by Reverend James Mulally, 24 June 1830.

Pages 2 through 13 of a draft of a lecture by Canon Hayes on the negative impacts of humanism and materialism versus Catholicism. Includes annotations and corrections.

Pages of loose, undated notes written by Canon Hayes for sermons and/or lectures. The pages are detached from their original documents without context.

Notes written on note paper and the back of envelopes by Canon Hayes for sermons, many of which were conducted during his time at St. Patrick's College, Thurles, and Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Liverpool. Includes notes for biblical sermons and reflections on various popes.