Report of a meeting at the Mansion House, chaired by Peadar O’Donnell. Speakers included Mr. Koininge from Kenya, Jim Larkin, Donal Nevin, Mrs P. Rushton and Mr. Briscoe, T.D. Koininge spoke with restraint considering the way his family was treated by the British Government. O’Donnell asked people to join the Republican Forum, an organisation being set up to help African people.

Includes; Irish language letter from Padraic O'Brolchain to Sister M. Patrick O'Donnell.

O’Donnell, B., Hilldrop Road, London, N.7, complaining at the way Irish girls in England treat Irishmen, class distinction and snobbery in Ireland ‘where there is nothing but sanctimonous hypocrites and snobs.’

Copy of release and conveyance from Archbishop McQuaid to Rev. Patrick Dunne and Rev. Thomas O’Donnell regarding the purchase of the remaining one fourth part of the rent on the property at Crumlin.

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

-3 January 1947 Letters from Fr. J. O’Donnell to +McQuaid regarding the Pope’s appeal for clothing for Italy. 2 items

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

Letter from the Secretary to Canon O’Donnell regarding the blessing of the new church.

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

Letter from +Hugh O’Donnell, Administrator to +McQuaid introducing Edward D. Keil who will be visiting Dublin. He will meet with the Ministers for Justice and Finance and the Lord Mayor regarding urban renewal. He hopes to meet the Archbishop while in Dublin.