Letter form Fr. W. Byrne to Mgr. re an unbaptised man who wishes to be received into the church. Also mentions the cemetery.

195[7] Note from [ill.] to Fr. Mc Mahon informing him that there was no trace of a Michael O’Byrne in his register.

. Brophy, Fr. J., St. Laurence O’Toole’s, Seville Place. Relates to differential rents in Dublin, and refers to Mr. William Byrne, 21 St. Brigid’s Gardens.

-20 August 1959 Byrne, Bernadette, Rochestown Ave., Dun Laoghire, wrote to the Holy Father regarding a man with whom she was in love. His wife deserted him and went off with another man. She asks if there is any possible for them.

. 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)

-8 September 1966 Folan, Stephen, 4, Sidnomton Road, Bray. He has been dismissed from his job as a bus driver by C.I.E. for not declaring that he served time in goal in England. He wants his job back. Has been offered a job in Belfast if he becomes a Protestant. Frs. MacMahon and Byrne involved.

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.

O’Byrne, Mrs. E., 4 Rosemount Road, Phibsboro. Seeks an interview with + McQuaid to explain her predicament regarding travelling to Cairo.

Includes; Certified copy of Marriage settlement, William Cray, Pierce Nagle, Sarah Nagle, Patrick Sarsfield, John Galway (19 May 1770); Certified copy Deed, John, James, and Thomas Prendergast (19 April 1882); Statement of Claim, copy Writ of Summons, Rearden versus Murphy (4 March 1890); Certified copy Memorial to Deed of Conveyance, Thomas and James Prendergast to South Presentation Sisters (1 May 1894); Writ of Possession, Thomas Byrne and Mary Connolly (13 January 1902); Deed of Assignment, Mary Connolly to Thomas Byrne (14 May 1902); building receipts (1937); rent receipts (1938 - 1955).

Typed letter from + Hugh Byrne to + McQuaid informing him that a priest had left the Vicariate without permission and may have returned to Ireland.