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Typed letter to + McQuaid bringing to his notice the discord that a curate is causing between teachers and pupils regarding the playing soccer and Gaelic football.

Handwritten letter to Fr. Martin seeking financial help.

Handwritten letter from a mother of five children to + McQuaid informing him she is facing eviction and seeks financial help.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid seeking financial help.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid asking if there was some priest who could get the youth interested in something other than sex all the time.

Note to + McQuaid saying Fr. Newth reports on the application of a blind parishioner for help to set up a house when he marries.

Handwritten letter to the Archbishop’s secretary complaining of the moral tone of Dublin Airport hostesses and pilots. 24A. Illegible 24A/1. 15 August 1941 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Harold [le Pring], Carey Clifford & Company, Pearse Street, seeking a loan of £ 50 to help save his business. 24A/2. 20 December 1941 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from [ill.], Beechpark, Templeogue, wishing him every happiness for Christmas. 1 item 24A/3. 6 March 1943 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from [ill.], Upper Eli Place, Dublin, regarding his attempt to stop an article being published. 24A/4. 26 September 1943 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from [P. v.d. …]. 24A/5. 13 February 1945 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from [Matt ….], Collin’s Barracks, talking about his life, his army observations, and life in general. 24A/6. 3 March 1949 Typed letter to + McQuaid from L. [ill.], Vienna, thanking him for his kindness, and understanding for Austria. 24A/7. 30 October 1949 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from F. […], Leeson Park, apologising for a misunderstanding. 1 item 24A/8. 12 August 1942 Treacy Augusta, 314 North Circular Road, Phibsboro.

Significant Lay Persons Count Paul Biver

17 -23 November 1949 Letters from George Gavan Duffy to + McQuaid relating to the education of barristers. Annotated by + McQuaid. Maud Gonne MacBride

Handwritten letter from Patrick Kavanagh, 19 Raglan Road, to + McQuaid. He refers to the money given by the Archbishop which must have a special grace attached to it: hate; job rejection; asks that the Archbishop write a note to the Sisters who run the Holy Child Hostel regarding accepting his friend, Hilda Moriarty, there; he had a letter from T.S. Eliot, Faber pubishers, regarding the publication of a new book of poems.