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.

Note for +McQuaid regarding the reply Fr. O’Donnell on the question of cases before the Diocesan Tribunal and changes in officials.

Handwritten report saying that the aim of the a private meeting in Jury’s, Peadar O’Donnell presiding, was to get sports’ bodies to send delegates to festival in Moscow. Unusual to hear O’Donnell praise Patrick Kavanagh. Nasty rumours about the moral circumstances in which Kavanagh went to America. Asks if he has read Fr. Harley’s wild statement – a great encouragement to Communists.

Letter to the Archbishop from Fr. O'Donnell.

Letter to the Archbishop from Fr. Thomas O'Donnell.

Letter from Colum Gavan Duffy to + McQuaid informing him that Kathleen O’Donnell, Secretary of the Catholic Council for Polish Welfare in Britain, seeks an interview with him to discuss the possibility of setting up such an organization in Ireland.

Letter from Fr. T. O’Donnell to +McQuaid thanking him for the donation for the Food Centre, Townsend Street.

Letter to the Archbishop from [T.] O'Donnell.

Letter to the Archbishop from Fr O'Donnell with handwritten note by the Archbishop.

Copy of conveyance between Archbishop Edward Byrne, Monsignor Michael Cronin, Rev. Patrick Dunne & Rev. Thomas O’Donnell of first part and County Dublin County Council of the second part regarding sale of land to the council.