Includes memos, reports and resolutions. Also contains material relating to the American Comittee for Relief in Ireland including leaflets appealing for funds, lists of American subscribers and notes on the National Executive Committee. Contains material relating to Douglas' visit to America to raise funds for Ireland in November 1921 including attendence at luncheons in his honour. Also includes accounts by Samuel Graveson and James Webb of a visit to Clifden and Galway and reporting on conditions there in March 1921 as well as a circular of instructions to parish committees; memorial and resolutions addressed to the International Committee of the Red Cross; a memorandum by James G. Douglas relating to a conversation between him and W.T. Cosgrave concerning reconstruction loans and the Irish White Cross; a memo and deed relating to the dissolution of the council and executive committee in 1924 and a report by Arthur Cox & Co. regarding the reference to the Irish White Cross in the 'Annals of an Active Life' by Nevil Macready.