Letter from W. Dowling, Manager, Harry Clarke Stained Glass to Msgr. O’Halloran informing him that the window for the baptistery, depicting the Baptism of Our Lord was ready for installation. This was scheduled for 26 June.

Letter from [M. Clarke] to Fr. Mangan enclosing signed forms. 1 item

Letter from Fr. Leo Clarke to Fr. Mangan submitting the number of persons who received Communion and other matters. 1 item

Clarke, Michael J., 18, Falcarragh Road, Whitehall. Thanks the Archbishop for the cheque with which to buy books.

-19 July 1966 Correspondence between Dr Gabrielle Clarke-Hanrahan, treating physician of Senator Miss Margaret Pearse then resident at Linden, and +AB concerning mis-understanding over the doctor’s request that the AB might visit Senator Pearse in Linden. +AB McQuaid thought that the visit might relate to a potential bequest from Senator Pearse and, on that account, expressed some reluctance to visit.

Handwritten minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. Fr. McMahon had a list of names of the directors of The Plough. Fr. Crean to make enquiries concerning Tim Graham, Kevin Nolan and Christy Clarke. Fr. Tuohy to obtain further information regarding Morrison of Deerpark Road, Mount Merrion.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee. The following items are mentioned in the report: Fr. Kent looked up Don Baker. It is an English company with an agency here. The Socialist Review is a U.S. Review. Fr. Clarke to find out where Jim Larkin was married all members to try to find out what is happening in Sinn Fein at the moment.

Typed letter to + McQuaid requesting that Fr. Clarke be allowed to have copies of The Irish Democrat and similar newspapers delivered. These should not be at his expense. Writer to enquire about Seamus O Coigligh and the Trade Union position.

Handwritten note to + McQuaid, written on Archbishop House headed notepaper, seeking permission for Fr. Clarke to read The Bell in order to keep an eye on it. The Archbishop agrees and suggests that Fr. Fehily and Fr. MacMahon would be helpful.

Copy letter from Sir Kenneth Clarke to Cardinal Conway thanking him for his letter. 1 item