-5 February 1942 Flood, [N.] Dr., 25 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Correspondence from Dr. Flood to the Archbishop and Fr. Glennon, and replies. Items discussed include an acrimonious meeting with the Management Committee, his position as gynaecologist at St. Michael’s Hospital since his patients were taken away from him and the appointment of a Tutor Sister. The Archbishop will not set any obstacles in his way of his undertaking legal proceedings against the Sisters of Mercy. One partial letter.

Hannon, Hugh, Flood Street, Galway. Asks the Archbishop to intercede on his behalf with the Revenue Commissioners due to his inability to pay death duties.

File relating to Richard O’Brien and Canon Flood, the executor of his will.

Letter to +McQuaid from W.C. Hankinson, British Embassy, Dublin, [Swindon], Commonwealth Relations Office, Downing Street, and the Lord Mayor of London, thanking him for the cheque for £100 for the victims of the flood disaster in England.

Note to +McQuaid saying Dr. MacNevin and Fr. Griffith are seeking permission to hold a gala performance by Our Lady’s Choral Society in aid of the flood victims.

Telegram from +O’Hara to +McQuaid sympathising with him on the great flood which affected Dublin. 1 item

Letter from Mgr. Benelli to +McQuaid acknowledging a further offering of £2000 for the relief of the Italian flood victims.

Notice sent by +McQuaid to Mr. MacSweeny of the ‘Independent’ and Mr. O’Farrell of the ‘Irish Press’ with regard to the relief of the Italian flood victims. Following a letter read out in the churches, over £3000 has already been sent to the Vatican. A list of contributions will be published at a later stage.