12 -27 April 1961 O’Driscoll, Sean, 15 Charleston Avenue, Rathmines. Correspondence from Fr. O’Beirne regarding the O’Driscoll family.

Typed letter to Dr. Wall, Vicar Capitular, from T.J. O’Driscoll, Department of Defence regarding Air Raid Precautions. 31/2A. 19 January Handwritten notes by +McQuaid regarding an interview with

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from T. O Raifeartaigh informing him that Miss O’Driscoll was not taking up the place in the Preparatory College and instead was going to Eccle Street Convent School.

Photograph from The Irish Motor Trader showing Douglas, George, Keogh, Isherwood , Meehan and Sgt. O’Driscoll at the SIMT Annual Dinner in the Gresham Hotel.

O’Driscoll, E., 76 Merrion Square, Dublin. She asks the Archbishop to dispense with abstinence on St. Stephen’s Day.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Fr. Crean has checked on J. Driscoll and J. Meehan and found that they are of good standing. Fr. Kent drew attention to a meeting of the GAA in London which was reported in The Cork Examiner. It stated that the Irish in London were warned that the Bolsheviks and Trotskyites were attempting to infiltrate Irish ranks. Fr. McMahon referred to a letter in The Evening Mail which may be Trotskyite.

Typed note to +McQuaid from the Secretary concerning the application of Miss Alevine O’Driscoll for a place in the Preparatory College, Dingle. Her father was a Catholic and her mother a Jew, and she was reared by her Jewish grandmother. +Moynihan, Bishop of Kerry, had no objection to her being given a place in the College.

Handwritten minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: enquiry received regarding a busload of boys visiting a holiday camp in Northern Ireland. Camp run by two brothers named Boulton. A new movement, the ‘National Scout Movement’, started by Frank Leigh. He was interviewed on TV. This group is possibly a breakaway from Fianna Eireann. During the Rathmines Parish retreat visitation the missionary priest met four ‘sympathisers’ – James Fitzgerald, Tony Coughlin, Anthony Morrison and O’Driscoll. A copy of the Radcliffe Report to be acquired for the Committee.