Typed letter to + McQuaid from Michael O’Connell. Sister M. Frances Teresa, St. Louis Convent Secondary School, Rathmines, informed Fr. O’Connell that one of her teachers, Miss Sara Ita Daly, is a Communist. Miss Daly denied it when asked. Colonel Michael Hefferon told him that Miss Daly was a member of the Communist Party since 1967. The dismissal of Miss Daly would be opposed on ‘political’ grounds Col. Hefferon thinks. 672A/1. 8 February 1971 Article from The Evening Press titled ‘The Left- wingers’. 672A/2. 9 February 1971 Article from The Evening Press titled ‘Irish Communist Organisation’. 672A/3. 10 February 1971 Article from The Evening Press titled ‘Communist Party of Ireland’. 672A/4. 11 February 1971 Article from The Evening Press titled ‘The Internationalists’. 672A/5. 12 February 1971 Article from The Evening Press titled ‘The Irish Workers Group’.
Daly
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IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XXIII./12/672
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18 January 1967
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Letter from +Fox to +McQuaid regarding Vincent Daly, formerly of Rathmines parish and who is to be ordained in the near future. He asks permission to ordain Mr. Daly in Rathmines.
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21 January 1967
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Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Fox refusing his request to ordain Vincent Daly in Rathmines.