Horan, Pauline, 26 Larkfield Grove, Harold’s Cross. She wishes to protest about an article on artificial insemination in Woman & Beauty.

-16 July 1941 Horan, Gerard, Marlborurgh Buildings, Walton Street, London, imploring the Archbishop for the loan of £45.for medical treatment.

Note saying that Fr. Union phoned enquiring if +McQuaid ‘would allow him to ask Mother Horan to give Your Grace a cup of tea after the ceremony.’ ‘Not fair.’

Letter from WH [William Horan] to Fr. Mangan regarding Fr. Raymond O’Flynn, a missionary priest, who is very ill.

Letter from Mother Horan of Our Lady's Manor, Rathnew, suggesting a Youth Leadership Diploma.

Letter from James Horan to +McQuaid regarding charges being imposed by the parish for christenings and other religious ceremonies.

O’Horan, Eily, 108 North Circular Road, Phibsboro. She is profoundly grateful for his help for his son and herself.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Charles Horan, Letterkenny, asking for special devotions for peace.

Typed note to +McQuaid. Ambassador Horan has secured the money for Salamanca and arrangements are being made for its transfer to Ireland.