- Correspondence relating to the proposed Passion Play to be staged at the R.D.S. Letters from Victor S. Smith, Registrar of the R.D.S., +Sensi, John Mulvey (play promoter), Isaac Cohen, Chief Rabbi to Ireland, Fr. Joseph Carroll, Fr. John Greehy, F.C. Golden, Cardinal Heenan and Joseph Briscoe as well as replies from +McQuaid. The play was to be staged during Holy Week and was a commercial venture. 21 March 1967
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- Correspondence and reports from Frs. Joseph A. Carroll and Cyril P. Crean relating to the Charlie Chaplin film A King in New York. 22 November 1957
Letter from Fr. Joseph A. Carroll, Holy Cross College, seeking the Archbishop’s permission to join the Committee of the Catholic Truth Society of Ireland. Permission granted.
Mortgage between Mary Jane Graham, Passage West, Cork and Thomas Carroll, Longford, county Cork. Part of the mortgage held by Thomas Hornibrook, Oven, Cork.
Mortgage between Mary Jane Graham, Passage West, Cork and Thomas Carroll, Longford, county Cork. Part of the mortgage held by Thomas Hornibrook, Oven, Cork.
Abstract of Title between Mary Jane Graham, Defendant and Thomas Carroll, Plaintiff.
Copy of Notice of Motion on behalf of Thomas Carroll and Mary Jane Graham to accept the offer of Archbishop McQuaid for the purchase of fee farm rent in Crumlin.
File relating to the Fr. O’Carroll bequest.
Carroll, James M., Howth Castle, Dublin, asking him to endorse a Certificate in reference to Thomas Breaden, a candidate for the Cross of Donat of Devotion.
letter to the Reverend Mother M. Dympna of Fermoy Convent advising that a insurance premium must be paid at the cost given to them regardless of how excessive it seemed, insurance for domestic employees must also be paid (16 October 1953); letter regarding insurance contributions for an employee (30 November 1953); details of how the Sisters of Fermoy would have to pay rates on any secondary school they proposed to open in Fermoy (17 February 1956); letter informing that a former employee was not entitled to any holiday pay (30 September 1959).