. Byrne, Una.. Telephoned to say that Michael O’Riordan was standing for election in Dublin South Central. She felt nuns in area should vote, even for Fine Gael. (Communists)

. 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)

Includes; copy Requisition on Title, Prendergast to Delany (undated c1868); Abstract of Title of Reverend John Pius Prendergast (c1871); copy of Will of Reverend John Pius Prendergast (21 September 1888); Final Requisitions, Nesbitt and others to Whyte and others (c1882); copy Will, Susan Prendergast (1 October 1881); Instructions for Counsel and Opinion, Nesbitt and McDonough to Whyte and others (3 December 1902); Land Purchase Act, estate of Alicia Whyte (24 July 1906); Acts on Searches McDonough, Prendergast (c1901); copy lease Thomas Byrne to Benjamin O'Sullivan (3 November 1902); Memorandum of Agreement William Nesbitt and Thomas McDonough; copy Mortgage (21 December 1900); Instructions for Counsel, Nesbitt and McDonough to Whyte and others (3 December 1902); lease Thomas Byrne to Benjamin O'Sullivan (3 November 1902); draft Assignment Benjamin O'Sullivan to Alicia Whyte and others (27 January 1903); Original Conveyance Thomas Byrne to Alicia Whyte and others (23 January 1906); Registry of Deeds, Negative Search Benjamin O'Sullivan (22 December 1902); draft Agreement Cork Polio & [and] General Aftercare Association (31 December 1959).

Includes; affidavit of Mary R. Hogan, High Court, land judges (c1904); Certificate of Existence and re-register of a Judgement, against estate of John O'Connell (20 November 1840 - 8 January 1900); letter, H.R. Emmerson solicitors, addressed to McDonough and Prendergast (14 August 1902); payment schedule, defendant Lucinda McDonagh, plaintiff Thomas Prendergast (6 May 1903); affidavit for verifying occupancy, Estate of William Cox Langford (October 1902); rental of Estate of heirs of Cremen (25 March 1894 - 12 July 1895); High Court endorsed Writ, Thomas Byrne and Mary A. Connelly (4 December 1901).

Letter from +John Cantwell to +McQuaid offering congratulations on his appointment to Dublin. He says Dr. Joseph Byrne of Tanganyika will be delighted with the news.

Indult of secularisation, in Latin, and acceptance, in English, for Madeleine Byrne, formerly Sr. Mary Magdalen of St. Brigid of the Little Sisters of the Poor, Dublin. Witnessed by Mgr. Patrick Dunne.

Letter from +Joseph Byrne, C.S.SP. to +McQuaid asking for a foundation by the Holy Faith Sisters. It refers to +McGucken, the auxiliary in Los Angeles. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Byrne to +McQuaid thanking him for setting up a burse for one of their students of St. Francis College, Pugu, in care of the Irish Holy Ghost fathers. The young man selected is Caspar Ndalio.

Handwritten letter to Liam from (Fr.) Jim Kavanagh, the Presbytery, Kilmacanogue. Says he wrote an acknowledgement, rather innocuous, to letter from J. Kelly. He thanked Kelly for his letter, and in a P.S. wrote “Congrats on your radio play. I did not hear it, but I am told it was good.” Kavanagh received a letter from Mrs Una Byrne saying that Kelly got a post on the Radio by using this letter. She apparently expected him to believe such nonsense.

Handwritten report. Patrick Harlsins is Chairman of Students’ Union at UCD. His father is in Department of Justice and a long-standing leftist. ‘Trotsky’ Byrne, Corporation labourer, attacked the Church and individuals at TCD Fabian Society.