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18 February 1957
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVII./9/710 · Item · 18 February 1957
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Handwritten copy letter from +McQuaid to +Levame enclosing a paragraph from the Irish National Teacher’s journal. It states that the Marist Brothers should leave Ireland and go to the mission countries and leave Ireland to the teachers. +McQuaid suggests this remark ‘…is a useful index of the attitudes of the secretary, Mr. Kelleher’.

18 February 1959
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./3/6/231 · Item · 18 February 1959
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Text of telegram sent by +McQuaid to Mgr. O’Donnell on the death of +Kinane. 1 item

18 February 1959
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./1/22/125/11 · Item · 18 February 1959
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Letter from +Dominic Ekandem, Auxiliary Bishop to +McQuaid stating he has been invited to visit the Kiltegan Fathers in Ireland and wishes to let the Archbishop know. He hopes they may have the opportunity to meet during this time.

18 February 1961
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/2025-10-25/2346/3/3/45b · Item · 18 February 1961
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Connolly, Patricia, Goldenbridge Ave., Inchicore. Asks the Archbishop to help her husband get a position.

18 February 1964
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./30/21/3 · Item · 18 February 1964
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Copy of typed letter to The Secretary, Portuguese Legation, from Leon O Cuinnleain regarding the arrangement of an appointment for the Minister with +McQuaid.

18 February 1965
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/2025-10-25/2346/10/15/57 · Item · 18 February 1965
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

O’Neill, R.E., 66 Lower Rathmines Road, Dublin. Refers to the speech reported in the Irish Times by + McQuaid on censorship.

18 February 1969
IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XV./3/20/899 · Item · 18 February 1969
Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

Copy of letter from +McQuaid to +Walsh. He understands the absence of +Walsh from the congress but greatly regrets it, and is grateful for all the work he has put into the care in emigrants.