-24 May 1955 Cunningham, Kathleen, 38 Dargle Road, Drumcondra, regarding the legal dispute between her husband and Abrahan Elkinson.

File relating to Miss Ryan’s bungalow, ‘Cuilnoc’ which is being sold to Mrs. St. Leger Hunt. She eventually wishes to sell to Mr. Cunningham, retired Post Master General, Malayan Civil Service.

Cunningham, M., 38 Dargle Road, Drumcondra, asking if the Archbishop can help get him a job in Dublin.

Includes; letter from Brother Pat Cunningham addressed from "Clontarf" Christian Brothers Residence" requesting a visit to Cork.

Copy of typed letter to + D’Alton, Archbishop of Armagh, from + McQuaid. Prof. John Cunningham and Surgeon O’Connell of St. Vincent’s met regarding the Health Scheme and St. Luke’s Cancer Hospital. Informed them he had not had time to study the Scheme. Suggests that + D’Alton form a Committee to meet the Minister for preliminary discussions. Must act rapidly.

Typed letter to Fr. Mangan from Fr. Peter Cunningham. Says that Hugh P. Allen’s letter states facts fairly and accurately. He met parishioners during visitation who supported Wheatly. They felt he had not been treated fairly. He feels they are fortunate to have a Catholic of Allen’s ability and courage. Is now leaving the decision to the Archbishop on what should be done next.

Note saying that the report on the matter raised by Hugh Allen and sent in by Fr. Cunningham of Palmerstown.

Copy of typed letter from J.F. Cunningham, Chairman, and Leo Lynch, Honorary Secretary, Obstetric Specialist Group, Irish Medical Association. Meetings of the Obstetric Specialist Group have been held to improve the status of specialist practice and teaching in Ireland. If the provision of the Health Act, 1953, are put into effect the position of obstetrics may be greatly altered.

Letter from Fr. Henry Cunningham to +McQuaid seeking permission to discontinue a Mass. Annotated by the Archbishop.

Copy letter from Fr. John Fitzpatrick, secretary to the Archbishop, to Fr. Henry Cunningham regarding permission for reservation of the Blessed Sacrament in St. Patrick’s chapel.