Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from J.P. Lonan [sic] Murphy, 29, Ailesbury Road, returning Mr. Griffin’s letter and sending a short typed note on the points he raised. He cannot reconcile the facts in the O’Reilly (piano) case with the legal rights of hirers (Gills). Suggests Miss O’Reilly calls to Myra House and her position in law would be investigated free of charge. He has not met Mr. Griffin, but some of the early I.C.R.P.A. literature savoured very much of anti- Semitism. 3/ 25/ 5/2. Typed note by J.P.L. Murphy on the points raised about Moneylenders, Hire Purchase, Trading in Pawn tickets, Provident Cheques by Mr. Griffin. 3/ 25/6. 31 March 1942 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from George Griffin, President, I.C.R.P.A., enclosing the solicitor’s report on Mrs O’Reilly’s piano. Mrs O’Reilly and he attended Myra House as recommended by the Archbishop, but were told as they already had legal advice on the matter nothing could be done. Messrs Gill refuses to accept the balance due on the piano. 3/ 25/7. Leaflet on the Jewish Question.

Griffin, G., 7 Slane Road, Crumlin. If Mr. O’Reilly comes to Myra House, Francis Street, his position in law will be investigated free of cost.

Griffin, George, G. B. Dramatic Society, complaining about his theatre’s mistreatment at the hands of Fr. O’Keefe, Freshford.

9 -10 June 1960 Griffin, George, 29 Harold’s Cross Road, suggesting that a censorship board should be set up.

Copy of typed letter to John A. Costello from Bernard Cardinal Griffin, Archbishop of Westminster, wondering whether the Government would give a grant towards the proposed Irish Centre in Kilburn.

Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid hoping that they will soon find a suitable social worker. He mentions Miss Keenan who would be very good. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Telegram from +Griffin to +McQuaid thanking him for his kind message.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Griffin stating he will be on holidays at that time but will return, privately, to the city to meet the Cardinal.

Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid thanking him for the hospitality during his visit. He mentions Rev. Dr. Heenan and he hope the Archbishop will meet with him at some stage. He also discusses plans to assist Irish people coming to England. Financial matters are briefly mentioned. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Griffin seeking his help in finding a person to teach physiotherapy in the National University unit in the Mater Hospital. He has tried to secure a person on several occasions and has always failed. He fears Trinity may be contriving to secure the monopoly at their university.