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Typed letter from [ill.] C. Brown, Hon. Secretary, seeking a donation.

Letter, in Irish, from Eamon O Duinn, Runaidhe, to + McQuaid regarding the appointment of a Spiritual Director.

Letter from Professor O’Rahilly to + McQuaid enclosing the letter from Mr. Brahams and a copy his reply.

Annual Report on the Chaplaincy Service compiled by Richard J. Casey, Head Chaplain, Department of Defence, Parkgate, Dublin NW 5.

Correspondence between +McQuaid and various, 20, August 1971, Head Chaplains in relation to the construction of Army chapels. Includes information on the Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle, the chapels in McKee Barracks, Griffith Barracks and Baldonnel. Also mentions the proposed chapels in Santry Court and in the grounds of the RDS and the restoration works at Kilmainham Gaol. Also includes information on altars, statues, Stations of the Cross and sketch plans for the chapel in McKee Barracks., 48 items, 20a, 20 January 1960, Letter from Fr. Cyril P. Crean, Collin’s Barracks, to + McQuaid informing him that he has been given information by Military Intelligence sources which he thought he should send at once. 1 item, 20b, 20 November 1963, Copy of letter from + McQuaid to Gerald Bartley, Minister for Defence, informing him that he wishes to promote Fr. Joseph Fagan to a vacant curacy and should like to propose Fr. Ronald Neville as Fr. Fagan’s successor., 1 item

Letter from Fr. Paddy Crean, Department of Defence, Office of the Head Chaplain, Parkgate, to Fr. Chris [Mangan] in relation to a request that female workers in the Voluntary Defence Forces could wear ‘slacks’.

Correspondence between +McQuaid, Fr. Patrick, 5, March 1971, Duffey, Gerald Bartley, Minister for Defence, Fr. Ronald Neville and Michael Hilliard in relation to Army Chaplains being appointed to Cyprus. Includes an account of conditions in Cyrus and the work of the Army Chaplains. 28 items

Items relating to chaplain in World War II ADDENDA The Chapel Royal

Handwritten letter from Cathal McCarthy to the Archbishop enclosing the information he thinks relevant in connection with the tabernacle in Chapel Royal.

Form permitting Rev. W.M. O’Riordan to have a uniform made. Bishop Matthew -History