-27 August 1959 Letter from Dermot O’Flynn, Milltown to +McQuaid stating he wishes to send copies of the ‘New Statesman’ to the Attorney General. He is forwarding some of the ‘no action’ decisions taken in recent months also. Copy reply from the Attorney General, Aindrias O Caoimhn, attached 2 items Opus Dei -Montserrat Grases Bulletin

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Dermot J. O’Flynn, Milltown. Mr. Berry, Dept. of Justice, is concerned at the proportions which the campaign against the Sunday Drinking Hours has assumed. Includes enclosure.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Dermot J. O’Flynn, Milltown, enclosing a Memorandum on The Censorship Board.

• Letters from Dermot O’Flynn, Milltown to +McQuaid regarding the inaction of Gardaí to seize books at ports. He mentions Avon Sales of Little Denmark Street who is selling such items. He also mentions consignments of seized books, plans of action and motions in local authorise regarding banned books. 20 January 1958

Letter from Dermot O’Flynn, Milltown to +McQuaid regarding ‘Front Page Detective’. He mentions traders who find loop-holes in the censorship laws. Honey

Letter from Dermot O’Flynn, Milltown to +McQuaid regarding advertisements in the Reader’s Digest that have been removed. Annotated by +McQuaid.

218 November 1957 Letter from Dermot O’Flynn, Milltown to +McQuaid regarding the magazine. The Board cannot deal with items such as this as they have first to clear the arrears from the Revenue Officers. He is going to raise the issue with Mr. Liddy. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Dermot J. O’Flynn, Churchtown Drive, Milltown, outlining his response to the Council Meeting of the To-Morrow Club relating to the National Planning Conference. He does not want his observations to disparage the good work of the Conference to stimulate public interest in the necessity for preparedness for the post-war. Information bulletins enclosed.