Correspondence between P. O Maolmhuaidh, Dept. of Education, and Mgr. J. McArdle, 67 Griffith Ave., Fr. F.J. Kinnane, Clogher Road, Fr. George Turley, Dolphin’s Barn, and Fr. E.R. Farrell, Finglas, relating to the extending of school buildings.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin from Christopher Farrell saying he visited Mr. Roche, the meeting was most amiable and he has agreed to drop the matter.

Copy of a typed letter to Fr. Farrell from the Secretary. His Grace wishes to thank him for his intervention with Mr. Roche on the subject of anti-Communist underground.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin from Fr. Christopher Farrell saying he called to see Mr. Roche and explained + McQuaid’s wishes regarding lectures on the anti-Communist Movement behind the Iron Curtain. He agreed to comply with the Archbishop’s wishes.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Des O’Malley, Minister for Justice, appointing Fr. Raymond Field as Chaplain to St. Patrick’s Institution and Fr. William Farrell as part-time Chaplain to the female prisoners in Mountjoy.

Letter from Patrick Farrell, Capitol and Allied Theatres to +McQuaid regarding ‘Going My Way’.

1964 Letter from +Hart to Fr. O Cuinnleain regarding Vivian Farrell. Glasgow

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from William J. Farrell. He has subscribed to a letter attempting to counteract the accusations of brutality and humane treatment meted out to female prisoners. Now realizes that his handling of the situation was imprudent and unwise and apologises to the Archbishop for any embarrassment caused.

Copy letter from Fr. Leon O Cuinnleain, Secretary to +McQuaid, to +Hart regarding Vivian P. Farrell of Ranelagh.

Copy of typed letter to Fr. Farrell, Clontarf, from the Secretary saying that Mr. Roche is still at a loss to know whether or not to proceed with the lectures on anti-Communist Underground. Thinks it should be clear to Mr. Roche that these are not advisable. The reference to a more positive approach is to remind Catholics of the sufferings of the Church of Silence.