There is a detailed calendar of Letters of Most Rev. W.J. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin addressed to His Eminence Card Logue available in the archives. The papers include:

20 December 1898 'It is the sisters of Charity (St Vincent's) not Mercy that are raising the question. Hence I wrote to your eminence, knowing them to be at the Armagh side of the river. Our Sisters here in North William Street are anxious for the same extension the poor children are running wild around the street, and the nuns are anxious to do something for them'.

5 July 1901 Mrs Tennant and the inspection of laundries.

3 July 1901 Letter of May Tennant, Industrial Law Committee, London addressed to the Most Rev. William J. Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, concerning the proposed inclusion of laundries conducted by religious houses under Government inspection.

9 July 1901, 'I telegraphed to J. Redmond for the laundries, etc. bill yesterday. He has sent it on to me and it is a most complicated affair. So I have written a letter of which enclosed is a copy.

9 July 1901, letter addressed to Mrs Tennant regarding the laundries bill.

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