I can make out most of the details on those records if that helps..
Baptism of Annie Hazel :
Parish : Garristown/Rolestown/Ballymadun (RC)
Date of birth : 28th February 1864
Parents : James Hazel & Mary Grant
Residence : Garristown
Date of Baptism : 5th March 1865
Name of Priest John Green (P.P. of Garristown)
Sponsors (Godparents) : Thomas Connolly & Jane Scully
Marriage of James Hazel & Mary Grant
Parish : Garristown/Rolestown/Ballymadun (RC)
Date of marriage : 9th May 1859
Residence of Groom : Garristown, ditto for bride
Groom's Parents : Daniel Hazel & Mary 'Gallaher'
Bride's Parents : illegitimate (no details recorded)
Residence of Groom's parents : Garristown
Residence of Bride's parents : Pluck..[? poss. Pluckhimin townland]
Name of Priest John Green (P.P. of Garristown)
Witnesses : John Ennis & Margaret …
The Civil birth record for Annie adds a few small details – James' occupation was labourer, and it seems he could not write since he was the informant on her birth and 'signed' with his mark. Civil records also include births of two siblings to Annie - Eliza born 1868 and Thomas in 1869. It looks like Eliza may have died as a child as there is a death registration showing on the index for this area, Dunshaughlin that could fit. The register image for this death is not available online yet.
I presume you have already seen the baptism of the earlier children in the same parish – Mary, Thomas (1), and also a Daniel in 1872.
There were a number of Catholic Chapels in the parish including one in Garristown, so most likely where your Hazel/Grant family attended. In the early 1800s Garristown chapel (c1840 OSI map) was located on the east side of the road adjacent to the Church of Ireland Church, and later a new, larger chapel was built on the opposite side of the road (c1890 OSI map)
James and Mary may have moved sometime after the birth of Daniel as there's no promising matches for their deaths in the district.
Most passenger lists for this timeframe ended up in the port of arrival, and were used for immigration processing at the destination country. I have seen some UK (of which Ireland was part..) departure records but only for slightly later dates– c1890 onward.