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Card of thanks from Monsignor McCormack, Bishop's House, Tynemouth, England, stating 'Monsignor McCormack thanks you for your good wishes and hopes for a continuance of your prayers on his behalf.'

Card of thanks from Monsignor Patrick J. Temple, St. Gabriel's Church, New Rochelle, New York, sent in response to a letter of condolence on the passing of his brother, Monsignor Thomas Temple. States 'Glad that Canon Hayes is coming here, as I am deeply interested in Muintir na Tíre.'

Card issued by Sean T O Ceallaigh to Stiophan and his wife to attend the first sitting of the Dail [in Irish].

Card with a list of Abbey tour party members followed by a figure probably a sum of money, under the heading October 7 1931 - May 7 1932, names include 'Shields', 'O'Dea', 'Fitzgerald', 'S. Richards', sums range from 27.50 to 72.50; the card also includes a list of plays and the number of performances, some play titles are abbreviated, the most performed play was 'WHB' (Whiteheaded Boy) which had 71 performances. Inscriptions read '47- 1 nite stands', '238 performances', 'Played 74 cities' Inscription read 'Oct 7 1931 - May 7 1932' , information presumably compiled sometime after that date.

Card with cuttings from medical publications on each side, relating to medical matters by Surgeon P J Freyer.

Card with inscription 'Many Happy returns of the day May 11th 1958', envelope has inscription in the same hand 'Laurie from Boss', Arthur Shields handwriting.

Black and white photograph of Muintir na Tire welcoming Cardinal Cushing of Boston.

"File of correspondence (original and copy/ draft) between Proinsias Mac an Bheatha and Cardinal Ó Fiaich, mostly concerning the closure of ""Inniu"" and the financial difficulties arising from it: Ó Fiaich regrets his intervention with the Taoiseach is unlikely to help solving the problems with the debts, detailing his doubts and explaining there is 'no love lost' between them since an interview Ó Fiaich gave to RTE last year; in December Mac an Bheatha explains that at least some governmental help is forthcoming for the rent but that FNT is still in grave danger. Also personal comments about Mac an Bheatha's writing for the ""Irish News"" and ""Lá"", about the synod that Ó Fiaich attends in Rome [in Irish]."

Cardinal Ó Fiaich: file of documents concerning Tomás Ó Fiaich, with the booklet for his archiepiscopal ordination, press cuttings and liturgical leaflet regarding his death and burial.

Card-mounted photograph of a Strawberry Breakfast event held for the Lyric.