Letter from R. Byrne, Irish Land Commission, to Fr. Michael P. O’Connell informing him that the Quit rent on 14 & 15 High Street has been paid.

Typed letter to Fr. O’Connell from L.B. Walsh-Atkins, British Embassy, sending him Interpreter and The Search for Peace.

Copy of a typed report on the Unemployed Workers’ Committee. The meeting in O’Connell Street on 22 May was attended by about 2,000. Sam Nolan, with clinched fist, demanded that unions call a one-day strike. Tributes were paid to the clergy of the Church of Ireland for their help. The Committee was organizing in every large housing area – Ballyfermot, Cabra, etc. Decided to publish own newspaper. Intend to change the system.

Typed letter to Fr. M.P. O’Connell from L. O Muirthe regarding the provision of schools in Ballyfermot.

Letter from Fr. Michael O’Connell, Archbishop’s House to Dear Monsignor regarding a money order owing for St. Paul’s Schools. 1 item

Letter from Fr. John Nolan to Fr. O’Connell asking permission to hold a Carnival.

Letter to Fr. O'Connell from David Coyle.

O’Regan, Fr. J., Office of the Head Chaplain, Parkgate Street, Dublin. His letter to Dr. Connell concerns the complaint from Mrs. Connelly whose husband’s service in the army has been terminated.

O’Connell, Dr. John F., 197 South Circular Road, Dolphin’s Barn. The present unemployment problem in Dublin is leading to poverty, squalor and illness. He outlines ten suggestions which would help to alleviate the position. These include the formation of a co- operative movement, each school, parish, business to create one job and banning overtime. Dr. McQuaid will study the proposals, but feels the full weight of the scheme should be placed on shoulders other than the ecclesiastical authorities.

Note from +McQuaid to Bishop Cushing sympathising on the death of Cardinal William Henry O’Connell. 1 item