. Byrne, Sean B., The Presbytery, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin. Letter refers to Mrs Bergin’s charitable works and a family whose remittances from the father, who was working in England, were not so infrequent.

. Byrne, Willie, 44 Homefarm Park, Drumcondra. He is seeking a position with two different firms and asks the Archbishop for a letter of recommendation. C

Copy of a typed letter from Fr. J.A. MacMahon to Mrs. Byrne. He is impressed with the report on the International Alliance of Women seminar in Sierra Leona and is impressed with its emphasis on education and co-operation

Letter from Fr. Michael Troy, Terenure to +McQuaid regarding the use of the +Byrne Hall by the National Film Institute. They wish to use it for a lecture by Fr. Declan, O.F.M., editor of the Catholic Film Journal ‘Focus’.

• 5 February 1969 Letter from Fr. Brian Byrne to Fr. Williams regarding a film ‘Mundo Bizarre’. Newspaper advertisement attached. 4 items

. Byrne, Sr. Antonia, Loreto Convent, Bray, Co. Wicklow. She is seeking financial help for her nephew so that he could attend St. Vincent’s Orphanage.

O’Byrne, Charles C., 21 Dame Street, Dublin, seeking an interview with + McQuaid to seek his help in obtaining a permit for his German fiancée.

Typed letter from Fr. MacMahon to Fr. Carey, thanking him for his letter and enclosing a note from Mrs. Una Byrne suggests somebody should attend this meeting, possibly Mr. Maurice Kenny, a reliable man and keen helper in the Hostel. He notes that the Labour Party is not attending.

. Byrne, Bernard, 48 Rafter’s Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12. His son was attacked by a gang, beaten and stabbed. Asks the Archbishop to use his influence to stop such attacks on innocent people. Is not looking for revenge.

. Byrne, Una, 7 St. Mary’s Crescent, Crumlin, Dublin 12. St. Teresa’s Gardens, Donore Ave., is a black spot and needs a recreation hall. (Communists)