Press release from +McQuaid in relation to the candles presented by the Holy Father. One candle has been given to Rev. R. Harrington, Provincial of the Dominican Province which came to Dublin in 1226. Another has been given to the Mother Abbess of the Poor Clare’s, Harold’s Cross whose convents dates from 1712. The last has been given to Rev. Cathal McCarthy, President of Clonliffe College which celebrates its centenary.

Redmond, J.W., 10 St. Kevin’s Terrace, Heytesbury Street, protesting against an assault by the caretaker of Archbishop Byrne Memorial Hall, Harrington Street, where his son was to compete in Teis Caoimgin.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Col. Harrington, Army Intelligence, told Fr. Crean that he had listened to a recording of T.A. Boyle telling Sean Nolan the procedure followed by Intelligence regarding suspected Communists. Information sought on Letchford who is a leading Communist in Cork. Garda recruits would have a chaplain appointed if requested by the Authorities. A new book on psychiatry by Jonathan Hannigan was discussed. He runs a centre in Monkstown.

Black & white photograph of the original bell which hung in the church from 1815-1940. Taken by H.W. Harrington, Glenageary. 1 item

Black & white photograph of the new bell for the church. Taken by H.W. Harrington, Glenageary. 1 item

Harrington Street (including University Church, St. Stephen’s Green) from Francis Street

File relating to parish property. Includes mention of 52 Heytesbury Street, 36 & 37 Harrington Street, Jewish School at Bloomfield Avenue, and a parish hall.