13-22 November 1953 Letters from Fr. Edward O’Brien to +McQuaid regarding his heating plant. 2 items 38/44. Partial letter from Fr. W.B. Murphy regarding the design of an accommodation.

Letter from Fr. Tim O’Brien, 160 Cabra Road, to Fr. Mangan regarding something being done about this indecent magazine. Marriage

Handwritten letter for the attention of +McQuaid from Miss H. O’Brien, Accounts Branch, Dept. of Posts and Telegraphs. Some girls from her office are boarders at the Hostel at 70, Harcourt Street. This hostel closes down for a month each year. This causes financial hardship for the girls. It would be appreciated if some method could be devised by which the permanent boarders could be enabled to retain their quarters.

7-8 April 1952 Messages from the Secretary to +McQuaid informing him that Michael O’Brien from the Town Planning Section asking if a decision had been made to build a church on the Captain’s Lane site.

13-19 April 1963 Correspondence between +Sensi to +McQuaid regarding the possibility of representatives of Irish lighthouse- keepers attending a meeting in honour of St. Venerio. He is the patron saint of Italian lighthouse-keepers and a celebration is being held on the Island of Tino where his remains are kept. He hopes the Archbishop will be able to assist in this matter. +McQuaid contacts Commander A. O’Brien, Lota, Coliemore Road, Dalkey in relation to this and he sees no problem. He is asked to take responsibility for this. The representative will be guests of the Italians and will remain there for 3-4 days.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin from Michael O’Halloran regarding the problem of housing accommodation with three bedrooms. Had interviews with Mr. M. O’Brien, Town Planning Dept., Mr. J. Smith, Housing Dept., Dublin Corporation and Mr. O’Callaghan and Mr. Hanley, Dun Laoghaire.