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Point form notes and phrases jotted by Father Hayes for his closing address at Catholic Social Week.

2 copies (original and photocopy) of notes written by Father Hayes for his closing address delivered at Muintir na Tíre's 12th National Rural Week, Mungret College, Limerick, 21 August 1949. Includes annotations and corrections.

2 copies of the closing address given by Canon Hayes at Muintir na Tíre's 17th National Rural Week, Mount St. Joseph's College, Roscrea. Canon Hayes congratulates the organisers and speakers, and speaks of the Apostolic Letter from Pope Pius XII praising Muintir na Tíre that was released at the beginning of Rural Week [see P134/12/1/1/9].

Notes written by Father Hayes for his closing address at Muintir na Tíre's 4th National Rural Week, Virginia, County Cavan.

Draft of the closing address delivered by Father Hayes at Muintir na Tíre's 6th National Rural Week, Mungret College, Limerick, 15 August 1943. Father Hayes summarises the week's lectures and seminars and promotes the first Agricultural Summer School at Salesian College, Copsewood, Pallaskenry, County Limerick. Includes the complete original copy with annotations and corrections (5pp) and a second copy of the first 4 pages with further annotations and corrections (4pp).

Notes written by Father Hayes for his closing address at Muintir na Tíre's 8th National Rural Week, De La Salle Training College, Waterford.

Text written by Father Hayes for an address congratulating the Diocesan Council of the Catholic Young Men's Society on their successful organising of Catholic Social Week.

Text of the address given by Father Hayes at the closing of Muintir na Tíre's 10th National Rural Week, St Macartan’s College, Monaghan. Father Hayes positions Muintir na Tíre as an reply to class warfare, points out the success of the agricultural summer schools for boys and girls organised by Muintir na Tíre, and states his hop to see a Muintir na Tíre guilds in every parish in Ireland on both sides of the border.

Reports on meetings held with Cloyne Community Enterprise Co-op by Eamon O’Sullivan; correspondence with the group regarding next steps; reports of visits by the group to local enterprise operations; submission to Youth Agency for an organisation grant.

Set of index cards describing the physical features of Cluain Aidhle [Cloonisle]. Descriptions given are of Gort Triomach, Cnocán na Ceártan, Garaí Mhary, Graves, Loch Shéamuisín Niaidh, The Buacáns, the Giant's Grave, the Green Gardens, Cnoc na Seitle, Lathach na Chaoráin, and Cnocán na gCorpr. Sources of information credited are a local person named Riley, Annie Conneely, and P. and A. Conneely.