Letter from Fr. Paul J. Rafter to Dr. O’Connell informing him that Mr. O’Brien will make out a new list when returning the contents of the St. Andrew’s box to the archive in Archbishop House.

Includes; negatives of photos of Presentation Sisters and cover for photos.

letters from "Hugh", enquiry for information on Nano Nagle from artist [Sister M. Gabriel O'Brien] intending to paint her which she then painted.

Byrne, Edward, 211 Bannow Road, Cabra W. He is unemployed and is trying to raise a family of four on 28 shillings a week. His children often go hungry. The clergy are inefficient and Catholic Charitable societies leave him waiting. Says he will take his family to a Protestant Church in order to get a meal. Fr. O’Brien rejects this account.

. Byrne, Fr. Martin, The Pro-Cathedral. He visited No. 1 Temple Street where Peter Paul O’Brien took his young wife to live in a two- roomed household where there were fifteen people already living. (Parish)

O’Brien, Fr. Jim, The Presbytery, Cabra. A returned American, Mr. Campbell, is endeavouring to initiate a scheme for elderly people.

O’Brien, Mrs. John, Ballycullane, Kilmallock, asking the Archbishop to send her an evacuated child.

Dr. W. Coppinger te b. Having already discussed with his clergy the question of asking for a coadjutor, and consulted the Roman authorities, the time has now come to appoint a suitable priest; tbree candidates have been selected: Revs. Michaeltollins, P.P. kibbereen, Dr. O'Brien, P.p. Doneraile, 4 Dr. Gretty; Rome should soon approach L. and ask bis opinion; Fr. Cellins, when a student in Mayneoth, got into trouble and was transferred to Carlow, but is now a respected priest in the diocese.

Letter from T. O’Brien to Chris. It is difficult to know what to say about the Unemployed Men’s Association but advises not to touch them.

Letter form M. O’Brien, Dublin Planning Office to +McQuaid regarding a proposed road connection between Trim Road and Montrose Drive, Kilmore West Parish.