Letter from Michael Brunicardi to +McQuaid informing him that he is the owner of Tudor House, Dalkey, suggesting that the Archbishop may be interested in purchasing it.

Copy of handwritten letter to Mr. C.J. Haughey, Minister for Justice, from Senator W.B. Stanford, Dalkey, requesting a meeting.

Letter to +McQuaid enclosing a letter from Fr. R. Ryan to Fr. O’Connell enquiring if the Archbishop wishes to be included as a trustee of Ard Brugh, Dalkey.

• 28 May 1954 O’Shaughnessy, T.J., Dalkey, Co. Dublin, asking if a decision has been reached regarding the monument of Christ the King.

Crookenden, Dr. David, 40Beech Avenue, Blackpool, Lancs. Seeks permission for Miss Marsh, a Catholic, to accompany his elderly parents to a Church of Ireland wedding in Dalkey. Permission granted.

-12 June 1957 O’Flanagan, F.M., Sorrento Road, Dalkey. Correspondence relating to the bullying of his son by older boys at Presentation College, Glasthule.

Maloney, Fr. John, The Presbytery, Dalkey regarding a child dismissed from St. Saviors.

File relating to a site for a chapel of ease at Barnhill Road, Dalkey.

Letter from Fr. Paul J. Rafter to Fr. Mangan regarding a property for sale in Dalkey which would be useful as a youth centre and other parochial activities.

File of correspondence relating to various events in the parish including the James Kinsella Memorial Fund. Mr. Kinsella had died in Dalkey Quarry.