Letter from Arthur Larkin, Ballsbridge to +McQuaid thanking him for getting their swimming back for them. The boys seem to have gotten into difficulties with the nuns who own the pool.

Pring, Gerry, 12 Raglan Road, Ballsbridge. Seeks an interview.

Bennett, Louise, 17 Pembroke Park, Ballsbridge, asking the Archbishop to use his influence to have the Minister for Education reconsider his regulation on the use of the strap in Primary Schools. 2/11bb. 7-20 July 1962 Bennett, Nora (Mrs. Brennan), 1, Kennelsfort Road, Upper Palmerstown. Correspondence with + McQuaid seeking his assistance in paying the fees for her two daughters in Mount Sackville.

. . Boylan, Elizabeth P., 31 Mespil Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin. Correspondence regarding permission for her, a student of Trinity College, to read Voltaire’s Lettres Philosophicues which is on her French course.

18 -26 January 1954 Comerton, Mary, 6 Sandymount Ave., Ballsbridge, Dublin, regarding the distribution of non-Catholic literature in the parish.

Conolly, Mrs., Oaklands, Ballsbridge. She is informed that the Archbishop cannot intervene in the placing of young people in the Detention Home for Juveniles in Marlborough House.

Crampton, G.H.C., 18 Argyle Road, Ballsbridge. he is concerned that the proposed Industrial Relations Act will change of status of the Labour Court. Asks if it morally right for one group to obtain their demands without the judgment of an arbiter selected to represent the whole community.

Killian, Anna, 4 Oaklands Drive, Ballsbridge. Seeks approval for a prayer she intends to have printed concerning Vietnam.

25April-15 May 1958 Moroney, Miss Nuala, 75 Landsdowne Park, Ballsbridge. Correspondence concerning whether the Archbishop alone can suitably help her get employment.

Gaffney, Lucie, 30 Nutley Road, Ballsbridge. She was disappointed at having been prevented from entering the church to be present at her daughter’s Confirmation due to an unalterable rule by the Archbishop. Copy of the Archbishop’s reply enclosed.