. 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)
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Letter from +Sensi to +McQuaid forwarding two Papal Bulls regarding the appointment of Fr. Edward O’Brien as Parish Priest to Aughrim Street and Mgr. John O’Regan as Parish Priest to Clondalkin.
O’Brien, Fr. Jim, The Presbytery, Cabra. A returned American, Mr. Campbell, is endeavouring to initiate a scheme for elderly people.
O’Brien, G. E., Avenne Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, telling the Archbishop that there are thousands of gardens around Dublin which could be used to produce food.
Letter from Fr. Christopher O’Brien, CSSp, to +McQuaid regarding the acceptance by the Spiritan Fathers to administer the parish of Greenhills.
Letter from O’Brien and Ards, 62 Parnell Street, asking permission to print a prayer to Our Blessed Lady.
letters from "Hugh", enquiry for information on Nano Nagle from artist [Sister M. Gabriel O'Brien] intending to paint her which she then painted.
Telephone message from Mr. O’Brien to Miss Forde, Ext. Affairs regarding the photograph of His Grace.
Wording of telegram from +McQuaid to +O’Brien stating he looks forward to seeing him again.
O’Brien, Oliver, 1 Winton Road, Leeson Park, Dublin. He has been asked to give a talk on Irish music to Swedish students in Epworth Hall (Wesleyan girls’ residence). Asks + McQuaid for his advice.