Correspondence involving Fr. Dunne, Sr. M. Bernard, Sr. Josephine Dodd, L.E. O’Carroll, Sr. Patricia relating to the appointment of a Domestic Economy teacher at the Convent of the Sisters of Charity, Crumlin. The Sisters wish to appoint one of their own Sisters to the position, but the Vocational Education Committee of the City of Dublin wish to appoint one of their instructors in order to maintain control of an area which they see as rightfully theirs. +McQuaid sees the implications of this principle, in regard to the status of Religious men and women, as grave. He sought a statement outlining the reasons for these principles. The matter was settled amicably.

Typed letter to Rev Dr. Patrick Dunne from Sean Mac Lellan regarding the printing of a translation from Latin to Irish of the Missale Romanum.

Card to Fr. Dunne acknowledging his letter.

Typed letter to Rev. P. Dunne from [L. Ua…], Dept. of Education, transmitting the counterpart lease for a plot of ground in the site of Enniskerry N.S.

Typed note to +McQuaid. Mr. Aiken asks for a representative to attend the reception for U. Thant. Bishop Dunne nominated.

Typed letter to Fr. Dunne from Mary O’Sullivan, Lord Mayor’s Secretary, regarding the Address of Congratulations from the Dublin Corporation.

Correspondence between Fr. Myles Ronan and Fr. Dunne relating to history, including the Register of 1798-1810, letters of Fr. Henry Young and Dr. Troy’s Register relating to Catherine McAuley.

Copy reply from Fr. Patrick Dunne to Mr. Collie stating the Archbishop regrets that he cannot sit for a portrait for the academy.

Copy letter from McQuaid to Fr. Gallen asking him to act as advisor to the newspapers in the matter of Thanksgiving advertisements. Reply from Fr. Edward Gallen, Pro Cathedral saying he will meet Mr. Dunne of the ‘Independent’.

• 1 April 1941 Letters from Richard Ryan, solicitor to Fr. Dunne regarding 43 Upper Beechwood Avenue.