Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Una Byrne. The following points are mentioned: concern for the spiritual welfare of patients in Dundrum Asylum. Priest does not turn around to address the congregation, seldom has benediction Congress a great success. Delegates appreciated + McQuaid’s help Russian flag smuggled in but found Swedish delegate stated that in Sweden it was felt best not to talk about the crucifixion “so as not to cause hatred among different races” Ireland only country which practices International Understanding Una is proud that the Archbishop has confidence in her.

Handwritten letter to Dr. MacMahon from William T. Byrne saying that the Communist Bookshop is a branch of the Internationalists whose philosophy is based on that of the Chinese Communist leader, Mao Tse Tung. Opens seven days a week and sells Chinese Communist literature.

• Correspondence from various members of the Committee including Richard Fleming, Maureen O’Byrne and Fr. Stephen Brown, S.J. Irish Book Club 2 May 1961

Note from Fr. Brian Byrne re censorship.

Letter from Fr. William Byrne to +McQuaid asking the Archbishop to lunch following Confirmations.

Letter from F.M. Lowth, Director, Lind regarding a premises at no. 20 Usher’s Island which was used by Dr. Carpenter, former Archbishop of Dublin. 333 /1/2. Note from Fr. W. Murphy, Borris, Co. Carlow referring to house where Archbishop Byrne was born.

Letter from R.M. Byrne to +McQuaid re organist and state of chapel in Greenane. Reply from Fr Henry PP, annotated by Archbishop. 2 items

Letter from Fr. W. Byrne to Fr. Mangan regarding dates for the parish visitation.

Letter from Fr. M. Toher to Monsignor regarding a local man, John Byrne, who was ordained for Liverpool Diocese and wishes to say Mass in the local church.

Letter from William Byrne to Fr. Mangan informing him that Fr. Keenan, O.P. left a form for him.