Copy letter from the secretary, Archbishop’s House, to +McGeough stating that Fr. Fitzpatrick is on holidays and he acknowledges receipt of his letter of the 23 June.

Correspondence between Micheal Breathnach, Dept. of Education, and +McQuaid concerning the contributions to new schools. In Mount Merrion the two schools -Christian Brothers and Sacred Heart Sisters- will each receive £600 from the Parish, while in Raheny the Parish will contribute £400 to the Raheny School. Fr. Wm. Fitzpatrick has agreed to replace the late Mgr. McArdle on the representative Committee.

Letter from Fr. Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid asking permission for an extra Mass at 9.00 am in St. Peter’s. 1 item

Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. Hussey, Chairman, Dublin Committee of Unemployed stating it had formed the Dublin Committee of the Unemployed, states its aims and solicits his support. 3/ 3. 4 July 1948 Handwritten letter to Chris from Shan O Cuiv. Saw Fitzpatrick who said any grant to the Unemployed Men’s Society would be a mistaken kindness. Subscriptions solicited on a former occasion were used for private ends.

Letter from Fr. Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid regarding the proposed curate’s residence at Glenageary. 1 item

Letter from Fr. Wm. J. Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid relating to the Community Centre, Mourne Road.

Letter from +McFeely to Fr Fitzpatrick. He informs Fr Fitzpatrick that the parish mentioned is in the Derry diocese and that he forwarding the letter to Buncrana where it will be dealt with.

Letters from Fr. John Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid regarding Dublin Co. Council’s proposal to take a part of the school’s ground at Cornelscourt. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from Sean Fitzpatrick, National Graves’ Association, explaining that it was not the Committee’s intention to imply that the executed men did not receive the Rites of the Church, or to cast any reflection on the Archbishop. Beg him to accept their apology.

Letter from Fr. William Fitzpatrick to +McQuaid regarding a football pool to help pay off the debt of £4,600. Mr. Nagle came to the Committee in