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Typed note to +McQuaid enclosing confidential notes on a private conversation between Fr. Breen and Mr. Grennen, Dept. of Education. Mr. Grennen said that continuation schools should be denominational.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from L. O Muirthe regarding the date for holding the Primary School Certificate Examination.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard Mulcahy. He is honoured to accept the invitation to the Solemn Votive Mass in the Pro-Cathedral on the occasion of the opening of the Academic Year of the Dublin Vocational Schools.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard Mulcahy, returning the books of the Christian Family Living Series. 38/173A. 26 January Copy of typed letter to General R. Mulcahy, T.D., Minister for Education, from D.J. Kelleher, General Secretary, INTO. The INTO acknowledge that secondary teachers had a grievance regarding pay as they did not get the increase the INTO received in 1955. However, the pay increase they now received means there is a widening in pay differentials and this is unjust.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from T. O Raifeartaigh, returning correspondence in connection with the appointments to George’s St. Convent and Vol. 1 of the documents on the expulsion of Germans from Eastern and Central Europe. Reports on his very happy visit to St. Anne’s, Kilmacud.

Copy of ‘Post-Primary Education in Dublin County Borough.’

Typed letter to +McQuaid from the Dept. of Education enclosing a copy of the Panel for the Diocese of Dublin as from 1 January.

Part of a copy of a typed letter to Dr. Michael Tierney, President, University College, Dublin, from the Dept. of Education. The Vocational Educational Committees are legally within their rights, under the Vocational Educational Act, 1930, to establish colleges of higher technical education offering courses of University and equivalent level. There is a strong public demand and support for these higher courses.

Copy of ‘The Question of a University College at Limerick.

Newspaper article entitled ‘Telling Reasons Why Limerick Should Get Constituent College of N.U.I.