Letter from Mgr. Storero to Rev. Desmond Williams thanking him for the cheque for £10 towards the relief of the starving people in the Congo.

Note from Fr. Desmond Williams, Secretary to +McQuaid stating Mgr. Warlock, Secretary to +Godfrey has telephoned. The Cardinal and +Cashman will be in Ireland on a private visit and wish to call to see the Archbishop. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Desmond, Edward, 4 Henrietta Street, Dublin, informing + McQuaid that he has written to the director of broadcasting in Radio Eireann requesting that the rosary be broadcast each evening. Copy enclosed. 4/15ba. 15-17 October 1946 De Neuville, F.W., Churchill Road, London N.W.2. Letter from F.W. De Neuville to + McQuaid seeking assistance in tracing his daughter.

Nagle family research, Cause of Nano Nagle, letters from Desmond M. Kyne.

Includes; partial biography of Edmund Rice by Father Desmond McCarthy.

Goatstown, and Fr. Desmond Williams outlining the difficulty for women and children in the area to attend Mass on Holy Days, suggesting as a remedy the construction of a Chapel of Ease. Cost would be substantial. Dublin City Differential Rents Organisations

A copy of the will of Catherine Gaggin copied by the Presentation Brothers which bequeaths 145 Evergreen Road property to Catherine Gaggin's niece, Catherine Desmond.

Anderson, Desmond, House Purchase Loan Specialists, Park Chambers, 13 St. Stephen’s Green. Asking for support in his efforts to secure a reduction in stamp duty being demanded from people buying homes. B

Handwritten statement, marked ‘secret’, dealing with the methodology which should be used by the ‘V’ Committee. The purpose of the Committee is to counter subversives who may attack the doctrine or influence of the Church. In Dublin the chief subversive movements are anti-clerical liberalism. Communism seeks to overthrow the social system by revolution. Six steps for action are outlined. The following are some of the activities which have come to notice since May 1954: The Peoples’ College, Irish Housewives Association, the influence of Michael O’Riordan in his trade-union, Dublin dance-halls and immoral dances, The Unemployed Self-Help Association. The Guild of St. Francis de Sales for journalists, Bamba books, the IRA, information on leading Communists, Irish Workers’ League, National Co-operative Council, Radio-Telefis Eireann, the College of Scientology, the Anti-Nuclear Movement, Desmond Brannigan, Czechs in Dublin motor business, Formation of ICTU. It must be understood that this is the only agency for anti- subversive action and must forage for itself. Six suggested remedies given.

Typed letter to Seamus O’Kelly, Coolock, from C. Desmond Greaves, Editor, Irish Democrat, London. Greaves is writing a short pamphlet on the ‘Life of Liam Mellows’ and concludes that he formed his socialist views in Mountjoy. As O’Kelly is writing the definitive biography of Mellows from a nationalist point of view it was suggested to Greaves by Eamon Martin that he contact him. Asks if O’Kelly would read over his manuscript.