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(’72) Typed letter to “A Chara” from Tony Heffernan wishing His Grace a long and happy retirement and looking forward to the result of the Archbishop’s examination of this case. Envelop addressed to John Fitzpatrick, Secretary to the Archbishop.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from J.P. Hall, Secretary, Dublin Unemployed Association, seeking financial assistance. The plight and distress of the many unemployed is one of extreme hardship and the Association’s funds are low.

Receipt for 50 pounds received with thanks. 1 item

Letter from T. O’Brien to Chris. It is difficult to know what to say about the Unemployed Men’s Association but advises not to touch them.

Copy of typed letter to Fr. Martin from the Director informing him that William Nightingale has returned to England. He lost faith in the unemployed men here due to some dishonourable conduct.

aid towards the Christmas Fund. 1 item

Letter from Edward Gallen to Michael thanking him for the

Handwritten draft reply. The Archbishop requests them to state why it is a matter of urgency, and to set out their definite proposals. Those proposals which do not safeguard the faith of the persons entrusted to his pastoral care will not receive his support.

Handwritten letter to “A duine uasal” from W.R. O’Hegarty. The Archbishop should keep the Draft Act as long as he requires it, but as she has only one copy she would be grateful if he would return it. Na Sean Gaedhilig ar a’ bPaisde 3/ 14/1 24 April 1946 Typed letter to +McQuaid from Miceal O Colgain and Miceal O Maolain, Coisde na bPaisdi. The Committee sends children of working class parents to the Connemara Gaelteach each year for a month’s holiday. Their aims are to give the children a thorough grasp of the language and an opportunity to enjoy themselves. The Committee would like to meet with the Archbishop to discuss some aspects of their work with him. 3/ 14/2. Cunntas na mBliadhan 1942-’43-’45. Parents’ Association, Central Committee 3/ 15/ 1. 24 July 1946 Typed letter to +McQuaid from T. Waldron asking that public prayers be offered in all Churches during Divine Service for a speedy and just settlement of the teachers’ strike and the reopening of the schools. 3/ 15/ 2 7 August 1946 Handwritten letter to V. Rev. M. O’Connell, Archbishop’s Secretary, from Terence Waldron. The Committee directed him to state that what they had in view was the recital of public prayers as was done in other emergencies. Married Couples Housing Association

Typed letter to Fr. Mangan from P. Kenny S.J., Rector, Rathfarnham Castle, regarding the acquisition of a flat for John Lawlor and his family.