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Typed copy of a letter to The President, U.C.C., from P.J. Delaney, IMA, 10, Fitzwilliam Place, Dublin, drawing his attention to Section 57 of the new (1952) Health Bill.

Flier stating there are 87,000 unemployed.

Letter from Fr. Valentine Burke to Michael seeking consent to appoint two teachers to St. Finbar’s Boys’ School. 1 item

Typed letter to + McQuaid from H.P. Allen. Informs Archbishop that Wheatly was defeated by 65 votes to 40. About 30 of Wheatly’s votes came from Catholics.

File relating to clerical appointments.

Letter from Fr. John Masterson to +McQuaid thanking him for the report on the curate’s house in Delgany. 1 item

Copy letter form +McQuaid to +O’Hara concerning the Assumptions Sisters’ desire to have a foundation in Dublin. He has already written to them stating that there is no hope at the moment. This is the 226th request for a religious house in Dublin. There is fear among the Bishops that if allowed in, these Orders will take vocations from our own congregations, at home and abroad. He has also had to intervene in the area of sending girls to foreign postulant and novitiate centres. He hopes his attitude is understood.

• Newspaper cuttings relating to the two plays performed at An Tóstal. 27 April 1958

Handwritten letter saying that recipient spoke to Col. Feehan, Editor of The Sunday Press, mentioning Dr. Browne’s recent activities. National Executive met on night of convention, but Browne’s name not added. Phoned Fianna Fail typist who said that FF would lose votes. She pitied Browne as it was not done with good grace. Browne’s mother died without medical assistance. IRA raids underline the importance of social study.

Letters from Fr. Fahey to Archbishop’s House, with copy reply, regarding repairs to Barraniskey Church.