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Copy letter from McQuaid to Fr. Gallen asking him to act as advisor to the newspapers in the matter of Thanksgiving advertisements. Reply from Fr. Edward Gallen, Pro Cathedral saying he will meet Mr. Dunne of the ‘Independent’.

• File relating to the appointment of censors by the Archbishop including names of those appointed. 8 September 1971

. Bayulong, R. W., 11 Clare St., Dublin. Asks Fr. Glennon to arrange, if possible, a short interview with + McQuaid. He is a social worker with Catholic soldiers, mostly Irish, at R.A.F. Camp, Abingdon, England.

Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid stating that he will forward the two petitions to Rome as requested.

Sutton, Miss, 42 Terenure Road East. She claims that Fr. Barry owes her deceased brother a considerable sum of money.

MacSwiney, Marquis of Nashanaglass, 39 Upper Fitzwilliam Street, Dublin. The Archbishop grants him permission to marry in his house.

Correspondence between +McQuaid, the Army, 16, February 1971, Head Chaplains, Ministers of Defence and various clergy in relation to their appointments as Army Chaplains., 69 items

Letter from D. Enrici to Dr. O’Connell informing him that His Excellency will communicate to Brother Clancy the information On Mr. Verlin and Mr. McQuiston.

Sheehy. Draft letter of reply asking him if he is referring to the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from Sean Fitzpatrick, Runaidhe Onorach, National Graves’ Association. The relatives of the Six I.R.A. men executed by the late Government have written to the Committee asking that they apply for the Remains to enable them to have a Christian Burial. He would be grateful if the Archbishop would ‘grant permission’ in the cases of Patrick MacGrath, Thomas Harte, Maurice O’Neill and Charles Kerins.