Letter from +O’Hara to +McQuaid, marked Confidential. He encloses a copy of a letter he is sending to Cardinal D’Alton and the Archbishops of Tuam and Cashel in relation to Fr. Edward Lodge Curran, a priest of the Diocese of Brooklyn who is due to visit Ireland where he wishes to give a number of open-air public addresses. The priest is persona non grata in many American Dioceses. He had visited Ireland previously and addressed several public meetings. Fr. Lodge Curran claims there was never any objection to these by the Irish Hierarchy. He wishes the Cardinal and Archbishops to inform their Bishops. Annotated by +McQuaid stating ‘The address was given in O’Connell Street without my knowledge. I should never have allowed it’. See item 483.

Letter from Fr. Richard MacNevin to Dr. O’Connell seeking the Archbishop’s instructions on the request for a Mass for Edward Wogan who was killed fighting for the Stuart cause in 1654

Copy of letter to J.P. O'Connell from the Archbishop's secretary informing him of the change which had been made.

Letter from J. Dwyer to Dr. O’Connell enclosing an agreement form for the sale of a site.

• 6 May 1950 Correspondence from Fr. O’Loughlin with Dr. O’Connell and +McQuaid regarding the erection of a Holy Year Cross on [ill.] Hill.

Letter from Luigi Garini, President, San Colobano al Lambo, to (Fr.) Michael O’Connell, regarding the information on the life of St. Columbanus. 1item Diocese of Rome

Letter to Fr. O’Connell asking for the Archbishop’s advice on showing the film Behold the Man. Two reports enclosed.

Letter from Fr. Michael O’Connell to +McQuaid stating that a delegation from the forthcoming International Exhibition in Brussels will be in Dublin on

Copy of the address of welcome presented to the Governor of Madras, the Maharaja of Bhavnagar, on the occasion of his visit to St. Joseph’s Home for Lepers. Signed by +Roche for Fr. Michael P. O’Connell. 1 item

Copy of typed report to M.P. Wallace, Engineering and Town Planning Dept. from the Dublin Planning Officer, regarding the Proposed Statue of Our Lady of Lourdes in O’Connell Street. The Archbishop and he agree that the matter might be deferred until the possibilities of a more worthy site are explored.