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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 by Father Hayes on the history of Muintir na Tíre's Rural Week and promoting the upcoming 8th National Rural Week at De La Salle College, Waterford.

Notes written by Father Hayes for a standard address on behalf of Muintir na Tíre he gave at Waterford.

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.

Draft of a lecture written by Father Hayes on rural cooperation and Muintir na Tíre. Includes annotations and corrections.

2 typed drafts of an address on Muintir na Tíre given by Father Hayes in Wexford [see also P134/12/1/2/11/27]. Father Hayes laments the rural economic depression in Ireland, and notes that it exists in England as well. Father Hayes also laments the lack of marriage in rural Ireland which he claims is due to lack of wealth, and condemns the 'propaganda' that has led young Irish people to leave for the cities. Hayes notes that the Minister for Agriculture, James Ryan, is in attendance, but it would take 'a miracle worker to use the present accepted economic position to bring satisfying and permanent relief to Agriculture.' Hayes also congratulates the attendees on their new bishop (James Staunton, Bishop of Ferns, appointed 10 December 1938) and mentions that the 1939 Rural Week will take place in Galway. Includes annotations and corrections.

Typed draft of an address on Muintir na Tíre given by Father Hayes in Wexford [see also P134/12/1/2/10/23]. Father Hayes laments the rural economic depression in Ireland, and notes that it exists in England as well. Father Hayes also laments the lack of marriage in rural Ireland which he claims is due to lack of wealth, and condemns the 'propaganda' that has led young Irish people to leave for the cities. Hayes notes that the Minister for Agriculture, James Ryan, is in attendance, but it would take 'a miracle worker to use the present accepted economic position to bring satisfying and permanent relief to Agriculture.' Hayes also congratulates the attendees on their new bishop (James Staunton, Bishop of Ferns, appointed 10 December 1938) and mentions that the 1939 Rural Week will take place in Galway. Includes annotations and corrections.

Typed copies and drafts of keynote speeches and contributions by Senator Mary Robinson (MR), 1973-1987, at various conferences and events which related to women, equality, and the law. They include "Equality for Women", contribution on discussion paper of ITGWU [Irish Trade and General Workers' Union] at annual delegate conference, 29/05/1980; summary of contribution by MR "the Contribution of Women Graduates to society", at meeting of Dublin University Women Graduates, Trinity College Dublin, 04/11/1980; summary of contribution by MR "Young Women and Employment", European Youth Forum, 03/12/1980; statement on annual report of Employment Equality Agency, 05/01/1982; summary of contribution by MR "Women in Europe - the Socialist Approach", Mansion House, Dublin, 23/03/1984 and public meeting in support of Michael D Higgins, Atlanta Hotel, Galway, 09/06/1984; 10th Countess Markievicz Memorial Lecture, "Women, Work and Equality", 198[5?]; summary of speech "Labour Women in Dublin", given by MR at Labour press conference, 09/06/1985; summary of contribution by MR, "Women and Parliament", Merriman Summer School, 24/08/1985; summary and drafts of keynote speech by MR, "Women and the Law in Ireland" at seminar organised by UCD Women's Studies forum, 02/05/1986, another version of same speech given at Women's Worlds Conference, 01/07/1987 and correspondence between MR and Ailbhe Smyth, WERRC [Women's Education Research Resource Centre], University College Dublin in relation to a copy of speech being published in a Reader of Irish Women's Studies, 30/12/1992-11/01/1993; typed document "Women and 1992" and outline of lecture by MR "Equal Pay and Equal treatment - Analysis of Recent case Law of ECJ [European Court of Justice] and National Courts, 19[8?].

Typed texts and drafts of addresses given by Mary Robinson (MR) in her role as Senator, arranged chronologically across nine files. Many of these addresses touched on legal and legislative topics and overlap with P143/1 as a result. The final file in this section consists of copies of all six of MR's election addresses as Senatorial candidate from 1969-1987.

Texts of Mary Robinson (MR)'s addresses and articles 1972-1973, including "Opportunities for Young People - Male and Female" for Women's Council Newsletter, 197[?]; “The Political Implications of the Vedel Report ", 197[?] and "Vedel and After… The Institutional Problems of the Enlarged Community", 27/10/1972; "The Irish European Communities Act, 1972", 197[?];"The Offences Against the State (Amendment) Act, 1972, Incorporated Law Society Gazette, 02/1973; "Ireland and the European Community", 1973; "Not in God's Image", edited by Julia Ó Faoláin and Lauro Martines, reviewed by MR, 03/04/1973; "The Problem For Ireland In Formulating A Defence Policy", 03/04/1973;"Europe - the Triumph of Bureaucracy", for Irish Times, 24/05/1973; "Irish Parliamentary Scrutiny of European Community Legislation", 197[?]; "Irish Constitutional Problems in Ratifying EEC Convention", for "Melanges Fernard Dehousse", 197[?]; "Common Law Developments in Europe", 197[?]; "Re Irish European Communities Act 1972", 11/1973; "The role of the Irish Parliament", note by MR for European Parliament symposium on European integration and the future of parliaments in Europe, 197[?]; Also includes "Legal and Constitutional Implications For Ireland of Adhesion to the EEC Treaty", John Temple Lang, 05/1972.