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

Handwritten report. Sean Nolan told B. O’Neill that his men voted for de Valera and PR (Proportional Representation). They did not organise disturbance at de Valera’s meeting, but some of his men did cause disturbance at the end of the meeting when provoked by Mr. McEntee. Sam Nolan had a letter in The Mail supporting PR. Mrs. Byrne is active in Fianna Fail. She is becoming a danger.

Letter from B. Byrne, Bray to +McQuaid regarding regarding an article on the book written by John and Mary Ryan, [‘Love and sexuality’]. Annotated by +McQuaid. (see no. 315)

Copy of a typed letter to Mrs. Byrne from Kathleen MacLarnon Wells, Hon. Sec., IHA. Refers to visit to Mrs. Byrne by Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Skeffington and herself and was inviting Mrs. Byrne to attend the next Committee Meeting. A form was given to Mrs. Byrne and she was asked to sign it. It asked her to unreservedly withdraw any words of hers spoken at the Crumlin Catholic Action Circle which may have implied that the IHA is or ever has been connected to Communism. Asked to apologise to the IHA for any damage her statement may have caused.

Letter to Fr. Martin from Una [ Byrne]. The following items are included in the report: the IHA is under control. She has them on the run in the International Committee. At a meeting in Berlin (1959) an African delegate wanted the Alliance to protest against France exploding the A-bomb in Africa. Topic ruled out of order as the Alliance is non – political. President criticised by two Irish delegates. Jeffers or Edwards have approached Dr. O’Connell from St. Vincent’s Hospital with view to attending a medical congress in Russia. All interviews with Goss Myar were stopped and she succeeded in nothing she planned.

. Byrne, William, 51 North Great George St., Dublin. Asks the Archbishop to intercede with the Corporation to help get accommodation for his family.

Letter from Fr. G. Byrne to Fr. O’Connell regarding an open-air high mass, requested by Brother Kelly, Superior in Artane.

Redmond, J.W., 10 St. Kevin’s Terrace, Heytesbury Street, protesting against an assault by the caretaker of Archbishop Byrne Memorial Hall, Harrington Street, where his son was to compete in Teis Caoimgin.

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.

. Byrne, James, 24 Skreen Road, Navan Road, Dublin. He is appealing for a right home for deafmutes, blind and old speaking men. He asks the Archbishop to give Fr. P. Bidone, father of the poor, permission to come to Dublin to establish such a home. Leaflets on Don Louis Orione enclosed.