Letter to Owen Cowley from T. O'Donnell regarding Pre-Natal and Post-Natal Centre in Townsend Street.

Handwritten note saying that Jaffares is to bring Burhof, a scientist in London University, to lecture on the A- bomb. Peadar O’Donnell is going to Colombo for a peace conference. Festival meeting in Jury’s was not attended by sports’ bodies but by individuals. These were asked to get in touch with Sports’ Bodies.

31 July - Letter to the Archbishop from Fr. O'Donnell.

Letter from Kitty O’Donnell to + McQuaid thanking him for meeting Donal O’Kelly and herself and for his advice. She has conveyed to Mgr. Michalski the offer to consider an application for the assistance of Seminarists. 1 item

Donnell, Rathfarnham, Dublin. Thanks the Archbishop for the information and Mr. O’Flynn will help Mr. Nolan.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from James Ardle MacMahon. Fr. Liam Carey phoned to say he received an invitation to a meeting to protest against the bombing of North Vietnam. The speakers were John Horgan, Sean MacReamoinn, Fr. Michael O’Neill, Jack Dowling, Donal Nevin and Peadar O’Donnell. He advised Fr. Carey to ignore the invitation. Fr. O’Neill, like U Thant, Bishop Fulton Sheen and Bobby Kennedy, felt it should be stopped. Did not know that Nevin and O’Donnell were speakers. Fr. MacMahon emphasised two points. The issue of bombing North Vietnam was a propaganda issue the moral issue was by no way simple.

Correspondence between + McQuaid and Mgr. Dean O’Donnell, Vicar-Capitular, Cashel, regarding the temporary appointment of priests to Dublin.

Letter to Fr. Mangan from Fr. O'Donnell.

Letter from Canon O’Donnell to Fr. Mangan regarding the purchase of a bungalow on Oakdown Road.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin saying that a lady, Dr. [ill.], is to give a lecture to the Catholic Association for International Relations organised by Vincent Grogan. Chaired by Victor Meeney, a Communist. The lady is either an innocent or the Association picked a bad lecturer. Meeney is a friend of Peadar O‘Donnell.