De Burca, P., 4 Lower Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. Correspondence between de Burca and + McQuaid regarding the treatment of three persons who died, most likely, by suicide.

Reinert, Dr. [Edellwant], 67 Fitzwilliam Square. Correspondence between Dr. Reinert and + McQuaid concerning his decision to leave the Church.

Moore, Professor Henry, 58, Fitzwilliam Place. Apologises for late return of book on social welfare, suggests that a social worker is needed in the Mater Hospital; he is afraid that the voluntary Hospitals and the Medical profession will in the future face a serious crisis -a determined effort is being planned for state control of both.

Meade, Felim and Clotilde, 9 Fitzwilliam Place. Letter from [Karel -Kasteel] asking permission from McQuaid to baptize the Meade’s baby son in their home. Permission granted,but in St. Andrew’s.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Stafford, 15 Fitzwilliam Square, asking him to bring down F. O’Halloran’s memo on the Oxford Group and his notes thereon, to Delgany.

Typed letter to Fr. J.A. MacMahon from Chief Superintendent Philip MacMahon. The only Dr. Woods at 3 Fitzwilliam Place is the chief Ear, Nose and Throat specialist at Sir Patrick Dun’s Hospital. His daughter is married to Mark Hely-Hutchinson, son and heir to Lord Dunoughmore, Grand Master of the Freemason Order in Ireland. Enquiries failed to reveal the existence of the ‘Vietnam’ group of which Dr. Woods is stated to be Secretary.

Quinn, Dr. Brigid, 31 Upper Fitzwilliam St., Dublin. She is pleased to assist in at the Maternity Welfare Centre.