. Byrne, Bernard, 48 Rafter’s Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12. His son was attacked by a gang, beaten and stabbed. Asks the Archbishop to use his influence to stop such attacks on innocent people. Is not looking for revenge.

Dunne, Matthew F.X., 127 Mangerton Road, Drimnagh. He suggests to + McQuaid that the Yugoslavian football team should be welcomed with Christian enthusiasm, not as an enemy.

Copy of typed letter to Fr. Casey, 56 Drimnagh Road, from the Secretary, asking him to advise the Archbishop as to what the dispute is about and what solution he would advise.

-10 December 1952 Dunne, Matthew F.X., 127 Mangerton Road, Drimnagh, Dublin. He objects to the social and political theory expounded by Maria Duce.

Hodson, Thomas, 101 Cooley Road, Drimnagh. By correctly registering his name as Hudson he can now claim Children’s Allowence.

Larkin, James E., 9 Curlew Road, Drimnagh, Dublin. Seeks appointment with + McQuaid.

Lawes, Michael, 396 Mourne Road, Drimnagh. He and his friend wish to form a community to counter communism. Seek interview.

MacKenzie, John, 53 Mangerton Road, Drimnagh. The Archbishop will see what he can do regarding an appointment.

North Crumlin & Drimnagh Tenants’ Association

Typed letter to Mr. O’Reilly, Catholic Truth Society, Abbey Street, from W. Kinsella, North Crumlin & Drimnagh Tenants’ Association, writing to deny that his organisation is attached to the communist party. The Committee does not accept responsibility for the political opinions of individual members. The writer is not a member of any political party.