Letter from Mgr. Curran thanking the Archbishop for his donation. He also mentions his time working in Drumcondra [secretary to Archbishop William -1921], and the repairs to Blacklion. He mentions the boys’ school and the problem of emigration.

Fagan, Patrick, Lr. Drumcondra Road. Thanks + McQuaid for the use of the cottage for the retreat, and Fr. Carey for the way he conducted it.

Letter from Fr. McArdle to Fr. Dunne regarding a boxing match which is to be held on a Sunday in Tolka Park. The purse is being provided by Drumcondra F.C.

MacGinity, Mrs Alice, Sacred Heart Home, Drumcondra Road. She invites the Archbishop to become their Patron. He accepted.

Farrell, K., Botanic Ave., Drumcondra. Thanks the Archbishop for offering to help her husband find work.

Company of Mary Our Lady (not to be confused with The Little Company of Mary) above
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17 November 1968 - 30 September 1971
Granted permission to make a foundation to be used as a house of formation ad experimentum for five years. Grace Park, Drumcondra chosen for house. Letter of thanks from individual sister.

“The Progressive Youth Movement” was founded by a small group of youths. The principal person was John Ruth, Drumcondra. Divided into eight groups – theatre, outdoor, music, etc. No links with Left-Wing Labour Groups. Its known that groups, such as the Democratic Youth Movement, would like to disseminate propaganda through them.

4 -8 June 1959. Brazil, M., 193, Griffith Ave., Drumcondra, Dublin. She encloses a pamphlet titled A Nation Once Again.

Glasnevin (including Ballygall & Drumcondra)