Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin regarding a play in The Pike called ‘The Rose Tattoo’. Wants the play stopped. Sean Brady has put the matter in the hands of the Dept. of Justice. If theatre manager proceeds the necessary steps will be taken to stop it. Was approached to see if anything could be done with Censorship Board. It is in a bad way since Figgis and Comyn were co-opted on to it.

Copy of letter from +McQuaid to Fr. Brady granting him Permission to attend the course, but he is not willing to allow him attend any performance in a public theatre.

Letter from Fr. Kevin R. Brady to +McQuaid regarding the decision to cut off the Ashtown-Cabra portion from the Parish of Blanchardstown.

Letter from Fr. Kevin R. Brady to +McQuaid regarding the Inquiry Forms. 1 item

[1954] Letter from Fr. Kevin R. Brady to Fr. Martin. The curate in charge of the area assures him that the lady is now a staunch Protestant. He will try to interview her.

Letter from Fr. Kevin R. Brady to Fr. MacMahon informing him that he will arrange that the duties of the Chaplain to the Hospice for the Dying will be supplied until such time that a special Chaplain is appointed.

Letter from Fr. Bernard Brady to +McQuaid regarding the conditions in the presbytery.

. Brady, Kathleen, and Mary Coogan, 204, Parnell Street, Dublin. The novel, The Spiked Heel, in their opinion, is immoral and unfit for any Catholic to read. Something must be done regarding the censorship of books.

Moyne, Joan, Kilmacanogue, Co. Wicklow. She is scandalized by the behaviour of Fr. Sheridan, Wisconsin, who created a disturbance at the trial of R. Brady, a Sinn Fein T.D.

Map of Douglas Street property drawn up by W. H. M. Brady with original letter.