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              9 June 1943
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XLVIII/16/C3/57/2 · Item · 9 June 1943
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter to the Archbishop from Conor Ward.

              28 July 1943
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XLVIII/16/C3/57/3 · Item · 28 July 1943
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter to J. Hurson from the Archbishop regarding letter from Conor Ward.

              5 August 1943
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XLVIII/16/C3/57/6 · Item · 5 August 1943
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter to the Archbishop from Conor Ward.

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              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XXIII./9/445 · Item
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed report [from Una – name redacted] undated. She has made close contact with the American Ambassador. When she learned he had accepted invitation to the International Club she advised against it. He asked her about Conor A. Farrington who had obtained a scholarship to America. As he was a Communist and involved with the peace effort he did not get his passport and his scholarship was withdrawn. Francis McGuinness, son of Mrs. McGuinness of the Housewives, was looking for a passport to visit his mother in America. She was on an extended holiday and was informed her time was up. He will not be able to go. Ambassador cannot understand the attitude of Protestants in Ireland to Communism and their readiness to criticise the Catholic Church “who have always stood out on their own against all Evil.” Sean McBride was in India collecting signatures to his writ that his is trying to move at the Committee of Human Rights’ Court on IRA prisoners. He is considered “bad news” in America. Dominic Behan, Brendan’s brother, has replaced Michael Kearney as Secretary of the Unemployed Association. Does not believe he has turned over a new leaf. Councillor Swanton is pressing very hard in the Council for action to be taken to clean streets, child welfare, juvenile crime, etc. Gerry Kerrigan has been elected to the Trade Union Council.

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              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XXIII./10/533 · Item
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed copy of a report on Mr. Aiken’s speeches. One suspects that these two speeches were inspired by Communists. Mr. Aiken cannot be suspected of being a Communist, but is very anti-American. His chief advisors are Mr. Woods (who writes for The Irish Times), Mr. Conor Cruise O’Brien and Miss McEntee. Woods and Cruise O’Brien have strong left views. Miss McEntee is a close friend of Professor David Green of Trinity. Steps should be taken to stop Irish foreign policy becoming an instrument of Communist propaganda.

              26 June 1971
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./3/7/264 · Item · 26 June 1971
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Letter from +Morris to +McQuaid regarding the release of Fr. Conor Ryan from Clogher Road Parish to teach in St. John’s College, Waterford. Clogher

              21 October 1955
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./1/2/8/6 · Item · 21 October 1955
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Copy letter from +McQuaid to +William Godfrey stating that Fr. Conor Ward of the Dublin Diocese is studying Sociology at Liverpool University. He is aware that the Archbishop wishes all priests to live in a presbytery and explain Fr. Ward is currently residing with relatives. He wishes to make Fr. Ward available within the limits of the time allowed by his primary duty of study.

              29 October 1951
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./7/12/14/1 · Item · 29 October 1951
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed letter to +McQuaid from + Lucey, Bishop’s House, Bantry. A copy of the conclusions arrived at by the Committee should have been received. Dr. Conway is getting a report from Down and Conor; Canon Kelly, Leeds, will do a Memorandum on their experience of the British Act.

              19 February 1943
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./11/26/20 · Item · 19 February 1943
              Parte de Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Part of a handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Conor Martin, 11,Waterloo Avenue. He saw Geary and informed him of the views of the majority of Catholics and medical people.