Correspondence relating to the re-appointment of Fr. Cyril P. Crean as a member of the Dublin Advisory Committee for Juvenile Employment.

Letter from Fr. Cyril Crean to +McQuaid regarding a planned giving campaign.

Letter from Fr. Cyril Crean regarding dance hall.

• 1 July 1964 Letter from Fr. Cyril Crean regarding an application for membership by Mr. O’Reilly-Hyland to the Knights of Malta. 2 items

• 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

Correspondence between Fr. Cyril Crean, Head, 20, January 1960, Chaplain and +McQuaid in relation to vocations in secondary schools., 6 items

Correspondence relating to the activities of both the, 3, December 1963, Irish Army and its Chaplains in the Congo. Includes letters of appointment, reports on activities there and also gives information on the social conditions of the time. Information from +McQuaid, Kevin Boland, Minister for Defence, Fr. Cyril Crean, Fr. Patrick Duffey, Lt. General Sean MacEoin, Gerald Bartley, Department of Defence, and other., 83 items

Typescript copy letter from +McQuaid to Rev. C.P. Crean C.F., Head Chaplain enclosing the request from the Nuncio to prepare a report, with as much detail as possible, on the religious services for the Armed Forces.

Typed letter to Ardle (Fr. J.A. MacMahon) from Cyril P. Crean, Chaplain’s Residence, Collins Barricks, Dublin, saying the report on Norman Letchford is enclosed.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: a list of names of known Communists was read. Local clergy to be notified of these discretely, unless Protestants. Fr. Crean reported that nothing was known of a man named Wyse by Intelligence. Mr. Kelly of Fianna Eireann was described as odd. Joseph Deasy and Mick Riordan visited Prague. As a result they are plugging the line ‘Socialism for Ireland’.