Typed note saying that Mr. Brennan, Director of Broadcasting, telephoned to seek permission to broadcast a Requiem Mass for the late Cardinal Glennon.

Correspondence between Fr. James Duff, Maynooth, and +McQuaid. Fr. Duff cannot continue as editor of the I.E.R. due to the workload which came as a result of his appointment as Vice-President of the College. He will act as Editor until Dr. Brennan is free to replace him.

Letter form J. Brennan to +McQuaid stating the film of the Congress has not yet reached the Film Censor’s office.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Fr. Crean met Charles Brennan, Chairman, Radio Eireann Council, and suggested some talks would bare watching. Suitable Catholic laymen are available to give topical talks. Brennan was vague, and said that Mr. McManus is in charge. Members should systematically listen to talks to identify objectionable matter. Letter from Mrs Byrne was read, stating that Dr. Morris, Mount Merrion, had taken over from R. Hubbard. Inquiries to be made regarding rumours that the college was connected with abortion.

Brennan, Elizabeth, Ballymote, Co. Sligo. Her daughter wishes to do nursing but has not the required academic qualifications. Asks if + McQuaid could help her get a job in an Irish hospital. Note by + McQuaid.

Letter from Fr. John Ryan to +McQuaid asking him to sanction John Brennan N.T. as principal of Kilmacud Boy’s National School. Annotated by +McQuaid.

.1951 Handwritten letter to Fr. Mangan from James Brennan, 5 Mannix Road, Glasnevin, requesting the return of the enclosed copy of the letter sent to His Grace as he wants it for Record purposes.

Handwritten draft, in + McQuaid’s writing, to Mr. Brennan giving permission for a memorial tablet in the porch of the Oratory, Dublin Castle.

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.

-29 May 1941. Brennan, JP, Dunbrin, Mellifont Ave., Dun Laoghaire. In the circumstances arising from the war Catholic Action may be needed in the medical area. Asks if a Catholic Society on auxiliary help should be considered.