-5 April 1960 Correspondence relating to the MacMahon boys who are well behaved boys. 4 items Application from soldier to return from Congo
8 -18 October 1960 Correspondence relating to the request of Corporal P. McMahon, 32 Battalion, Congo, to return to Ireland due to his wife’s condition. Military Police Association
Typed letter from John Minihope to + McQuaid seeking permission to hold their Annual Mass in Dublin Castle. 1 item Altar Stones
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Letter from +Griffin to +McQuaid in relation to the building of a large social centre for the transferred war workers from Ireland. Mrs. Murtagh has been involved along with the Ministry for Labour.
Letter from +Joseph Masterson regarding a request made by Fr. Cronin of Stone who is trying to raise funds for a Parish. He was not authorised to do this and apologises for any inconvenience caused. Annotated by +McQuaid.
of Irish students serving in Birmingham who wish to be ordained in Ireland.
availability of a priest lecturer with a B.Sc. in maths who could teach in the seminary in Cotton College. Fr. Thomas McGuinness, the current lecturer, has been recalled to the Diocese of Dromore.
Note from +George Patrick Dwyer to +McQuaid stating he will be unable to attend the Vocations Exhibition.
Letter from Mgr. O’Brien, Secretary to +Dwyer to Mgr. James Ardle MacMahon enclosing Litterae Dimissoriae in favour of Oscott student, Fergus O’Connell.