[Exact date and time unknown] In response to his meetings with the Taoiseach, Archbishop Eames wrote some text for inclusion in the Joint Declaration which he thought would help address Unionist concerns.

[Exact time unknown] Archbishop Robin Eames took a copy of JD13 away with him from a bilateral meeting with Patrick Mayhew. He also took away the conclusions of that meeting, which included instructions from the British Government to press for further amendments to JD13 regarding the constitutional guarantee and amendment of Articles 2 & 3.

[Exact time unknown] During a meeting on the evening of this day, Archbishop Eames proposed three further amendments to the Joint Declaration to Albert Reynolds.

[Exact time unknown] Eames took a copy of the Joint Declaration as agreed between him and the Taoiseach back with him.

[Exact time unknown] Archbishop Eames showed a copy of JD14 to Jim Molyneaux on 18 November 1993, before his bilateral meeting with John Major.