. Blanchard, Paul, 39 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin. Requests an interview with + McQuaid on Irish policy.

Williams, Herbrand Ingonville, 40 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. He is most thankful for the books on psychotherapy the Archbishop loaned to him.

Nevin, Stanislaus, Architect, 10 Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin. Refers to work being done at Our Lady’s Hostel.

Graves, B., 35 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, requesting Fr. Glennon to obtain permission from + McQuaid to broadcast the annual appeal for Our Lady’s Working Girls’ Hostel.

Saunders, Colman, 17 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, informing the Archbishop that he has been asked by the Minister to act on the Council.

MacSwiney, Marquis of Nashanaglass, 39 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. The Archbishop grants him permission to marry in his house.

. Alvey, Dr. Joseph, 47,Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin. He is an applicant for the Mastership of the National Maternity Hospital. He is available should the Archbishop to see him.

Typed copy of a letter to The President, U.C.C., from P.J. Delaney, IMA, 10, Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin, drawing his attention to Section 57 of the new (1952) Health Bill.

. Briscoe, Joseph, 16 Upper Fitzwilliam St., Dublin 2. Thanks + McQuaid for his reply to his letter. He heeded his advice and had a confidential talk with Mr. Peter Barry, Secretary, Department of Justice.

MacSwiney of Mashanagnass, 39 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. He is to be married but due to illness the ceremony must be free of ‘undue excitement’ . Asks permission to have the ceremony in his own home. Mc 13/11aa. 24 January 1967 McAlinden, Orna, Killarney Road, Bray. Copy of letter informing her that once an appointment has been made it cannot be changed. 13/11ab. 11 October 1952 [McAntny], Mary K., 2 Wilton Place, Dublin. Requests the Archbishop to give clear definitions of Communism so that people know the danger.