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

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

File relating to a strip of ground adjacent to the church which is not owned by the church. The Byrne family wish to buy it and extend their business premises at 14 Crumlin village.

Supplemental conveyance to sale of lands in Newcastle and Crumlin between Martin & Christopher Ennis and Archbishop Edward Byrne, Monsignor Michael Cronin, Rev. John Francis Sheehan and Rev. Thomas O’Donnell.

Note regarding Solemn Votive Masses and Fr. Peirce is asked to sing the anniversary Mass for +Byrne which he agrees to do. 2 items

Letter from Richard MacNevin to +McQuaid regarding faculties for Fr. Byrne for the duration of his stay in the Parish. 1 item

Letter from Fr. Sean Byrne, Administrator to +McQuaid regarding two parishioners, Leo Macken and John Williams who deserve Bene Merenti medals.

Copy of typed letter to The Very Rev. William T. Byrne from J.A. MacMahon thanking him for his help regarding the Communist bookshop in Exchange Street.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Dermot O’Flynn discussing ‘poison’ in materials being sold on bookstands, Aiden Keane and Michael Byrne, and the Ladies’ Committee.

O’Byrne, Vera de R., Honeywood, Leixlip, Co. Kildare. A Hungarian boy, Peter Kulloi, was offered a scholarship to Trinity College. He was a student in Mount Melleray and his parents were in Hungary. Dr. McQuaid rejected his application to attend Trinity. She asks if the Archbishop will now take on the responsibility of the boy’s future.