National Schools in Chapel Yards 1843, at Ballydehob, Bantry, Durrus, Caheagh, Whitehall (Skibbereen) ‘These Schools in Demonstrate at Once the Craft Ambition and Falsehood of the System with which Liberality of Nationality are Vain Pretences

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The writer lives a fee miles from the school. The publication was noted for inflaming the embers of sectarian animosity

Report on Popery, 1731 setting out Masshouses and Popish Schools in Co. Cork, Drinagh, Inchigeela 7 sheds, Killaconenagh (Castletownbere) swarms of Priests are constantly going to and from France, 600 families in Parish of whom 12 are of Reformed Church, , Kilmoe (Ballydehob), Friars frequently landing from France and dispersing throughout the country, copied from documents in Bermingham Tower, Dublin Castle probably destroyed in 1922.