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.

. 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.

. 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.

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.

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

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

-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.

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.

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.

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.