Dillon, T.W.T. and Douglas, James T., Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. An effort is being made to raise funds for the first Austrian Catholic refugee in Ireland, Dr. Robert Donath. He was dismissed from his job by the Nazis.

Letter to J. P. O'Connell, 75 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 from Cooper Brothers, 22 Upper Fitzwilliam Street requesting assistance with the Revenue Commissioners.

Murnaghan, James A., 25 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. As his judgement in the case of ante-nuptuals was handwritten he cannot give the Archbishop a copy. Report in Irish Independent and Irish Times are good.

File relating to parochial property including 65 & 67 Haddington Road, parochial house school, the laneway, 37 Fitzwilliam Square and the yard purchased from the Lucan Dairies.

McNeill, Josephine, 3 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. She writes to protest at a group of Catholics who are attempting to close theatres down during Holy Week.

. Bourke, Francis, 14 Fitzwilliam Sq. E. He feels that good would come if a Marriage Guidance Clinic was established in Dublin.

. Bourke, Francis, 14 Fitzwilliam Sq. E, Dublin. Forwards working drawings.

. Barry, Dr.Arthur, 12 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin. Thanks the Archbishop for celebrating Mass in the National Maternity Hospital.

-30 October 1947 Garrigan, O.M., 50 Fitzwilliam Ave., Wath on Dearne, Yorks. She has written a pamphlet which she hopes will be of use to Irish girls coming to work in England. Asks for + McQuaid’s approval.

Letter from Fr. George W. Turley to +McQuaid enclosing a letter from Michael O’Halloran saying His Grace should be informed that the Oxford Group Movement have bought 12, Fitzwilliam Square.