. Byrne, M., 54 Ventry Park, Cabra W., Dublin 7. Asks the Archbishop if he is aware of the difficulty for workers to get to Mass on Holy Days and Sundays due to Mass times, the living conditions in Keogh Square and Griffith Barracks, landlords not renting to couples with children and old people not having enough to live on.

Kearney, James J., 100 Cabra Road, Dublin. Letter to Fr. Dunne informing him that the Archbishop’s authorisation was needed to broadcast Annual Appeals.

McGlade, Eileen, Cabra Road. Thanks the Archbishop for his most generous gift to St. Theresa’s Girl’s Club.

McNamara, Thomas, Convent View Cottages, Cabra. Asks when the Archbishop is going to fight the cause of the aged and poor in Dublin.

Moran, Gerald, 15 Cabra Drive, Cabra. Asks if he may use the Archbishop’s name in obtaining a place in the Hospital for Incurables, Donnybrook.

O’Brien, Fr. Jim, The Presbytery, Cabra. A returned American, Mr. Campbell, is endeavouring to initiate a scheme for elderly people.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from S. P. Jordana, O.P., Dominican Convent, Cabra, seeking an interview with him before meeting Mrs. MacNamara.

Copy of typed letter to Sean MacEntee from +McQuaid. The removal of 116 girls and women from St. Vincent’s Home, Cabra, to ease the situation there. The solution seems to be for the Sisters of St. Vincent de Paul to open a Colony where the patients could be constantly supervised and saved from the deterioration which must occur.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Sr. M. Alberta, Dominican Convent, Cabra. The Standing Committee of the Conference of Convent Secondary Schools decided that a protest should be made to the Government concerning certain Sections of the Bill affecting schools and school children. Letter of protest submitted for approval.

Letter from +O’Hara to Fr. O’Connell thanking him for the cheque for £4 in respect of a rescript for the Dominican Institute, Cabra.