Typed letter to +McQuaid from S. O’Donovan, Office of the County Commissioner. It appears to him that the proposals of the Irish Red Cross Society’s Short-Term Tuberculosis Scheme are neither definite nor adequate enough. He has quickly prepared an alternative Scheme and requests the Archbishop’s comments.

Copy of typed letter to D.J. O’Donovan, Commissioner for the County of Dublin, from +McQuaid. There is no fear that the Archbishop will misunderstand any of Mr. O’Donovan’s views.

Extract from The Newsletter. Pat O’Donovan spoke of the need to create a workers’ republic in Ireland.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from D.J. O’Donovan. He is sure that a great national effort will be made to fight tuberculosis, and has no doubt that the Red Cross is capable of contributing substantially.

11 - Correspondence regarding 74 Merrion Street. 3 p /20 Lecture by Dr. O'Donovan.

Letter from D.J. O’Donovan, Secretary, Dept. of Social Welfare, acknowledging the receipt of a letter regarding the appointment of J. AC.

Letter from Fr. Ernan T. Neville to +McQuaid informing him that James Donovan did his Leaving Certificate at Synge Street.

Letter from +Dunne to +McQuaid regarding a request by the O’Donovan-Rossa Memorial Committee to hold a commemorative Mass in the chapel, Dublin Castle in June and unveil a plaque in St. Stephen’s Green. The latter will be performed by the President. He gives details of the death and burial in 1915. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from D.J. O’Donovan, Office of County Commissioner, forwarding Reports, Act and other papers.

Copy of typed letter to P.J. Ruttledge, Minister for Justice, from Sgd. D.J. O’Donovan, enclosing the First Report, Second Report, Third and Final Report of the Child Adoption Committee.