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28 March 1944 - 13 October 1971 55 items
Correspondence relating to routine details of community life and apostolate; a replacement St. Monica's Widow's home.

6 - Letters regarding Gardiner Street Project.

This typed item begins by giving notice that a public meeting is to take place in Moran’s Hotel, Gardiner Street, on 11 November 1959, titled ‘Ban the Bomb’. It then comments on previous meetings organised by the Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. At a meeting in the Hibernian Hotel Una Byrne commented that since there were so many Friends of Russia present she hoped they would use their influence with the Soviets to establish lasting peace.

Corrigan, J., 2 Upper Gardiner Street. Correspondence relating to his complaint against Beaumont Convalescent Home for alleged bad treatment.

Note for +McQuaid stating Bishop of Lourdes will stay with the Jesuits in Gardiner Street during his visit to Dublin.

Typed letter to Fr. Mangan on behalf of the City Manager and Town Clerk. Christopher Brown, Gardiner, Archbishop’s House, who is seeking a house nearer his work. This will not be possible for a considerable time.

Typed memorandum to J.A. McM/RD from Niall Doherty, Donnybrook, seeking clarification by the Archbishop of Fr. Sweetman’s implied approval of Gardiner Street Sinn Fein by his appearance on their platform.

• 1959 File relating to 14 Gardiner Place. ADDENDA

McNamara, Veronica, Upper Gardiner Street. Asks the Archbishop for his mediation in acquiring a flat in a building owned by the Christian Brothers and a job teaching.

O’Byrne, Miss Fl., 33 Upper Gardiner Street, Dublin. Asks the Archbishop to use his influence with the Minister for Supplies to help her get a job as a clerk in the Irish Hospital Sweeps.