Letter from +O’Boyle to +McQuaid. He thanks him for the invitation to attend the liturgical reception of the nuncio on 7 Match and is glad to attend.

Letter from +O’Boyle to +McQuaid. He thanks +McQuaid for giving Fr Cuffe a temporary mission as chaplain to the new house for deaf boys at Stillorgan. He is asked to call into the chancellery to receive instructions.

Copy of letter from +McQuaid to +O’Boyle. Letter discussing Fr Cuffe and suggesting that he make trial of the position in Stillorgan for a year and then both bishops can review his position.

Letter from +O’Boyle to +McQuaid. +O’Boyle thanks +McQuaid for the report on the marriage bill prepared by Rev. Gerard Sheehy and Rev. Jerome Curtin.

Letter from +Patrick Boyle, Bishop of Killala, to +McQuaid accepting his invitation to the Liturgical Reception.

Correspondence between R. Boyle and Fr. James Ardle MacMahon regarding unwanted literature he has received through the post.

Typed letter to Fr. Martin [Una Byrne]. The following items are mentioned: gave her point of view on divorce, birth control, marriage. Considered second marriage “legalised prostitution” advantages of education in Ireland being controlled by religious bodies Congress a waste of money countries with women working outside the home face monster Gene Kerrigan worried at Branigan’s return to union Civil Liberties plan to hold meeting outside Mansion House regarding IRA prisoners Tom Boyle seriously ill.

Minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Letter from Mgr. Kappes read, stating that St. Anthony’s Hospital did not authorise an advertisement from the American College of Personnel Efficiency. A list of Directors of The Plough submitted. All seem to be associated with the Communist Party. The possible purpose of the 1913 Club was discussed wondered if it was an effort by Dr. Noel Browne and Mr. Quillan to form a new political party? Fr. Crean was asked to report on T.A. Boyle, Secretary, Dublin Tostal Council.

Letter from +O’Boyle to +McQuaid. He thanks him for a copy of the regulations which are to be observed by all persons living abroad who make application to an adoption agency in the Archdiocese of Dublin. These regulations, he believes, will be found suitable for other dioceses.

Letter from +O’Boyle to +McQuaid stating he met Terence O’Rafferty, secretary of the Department of Education.