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Friel, Anne, 99, Killester Park, Killester, Dublin. As a mother of young children she is anxious at the level of dishonesty in society. She wonders can the priests and schools do more to prevent this.

-30 October 1947 Garrigan, O.M., 50 Fitzwilliam Ave., Wath on Dearne, Yorks. She has written a pamphlet which she hopes will be of use to Irish girls coming to work in England. Asks for + McQuaid’s approval.

-3 March 1961 Genoe, Mary, Cootehill, Co. Cavan. She was awarded £4,000 but claims that she was cheated out of it by her solicitor. Feels she cannot get justice and asks the Archbishop to help her receive what is hers. 7/10. Geogh. Maud, President, Congregation of the Children of Mary, Blackrock. Copy of her letter to the Drapers’ Chamber of Trade regarding the use of life-size models displaying Ladies’ Underwear in shop windows.

-2 November 1965 Gier, Michael, 50 Upper O’Connell Street, Dublin. He wishes to assure + McQuaid that the petition he signed regarding celibacy and pastoral work in certain areas was signed before the Pope’s pronouncement and he was unable to have his name removed.

Gill, Michael, 13 Mountjoy Street, Dublin, suggesting a solution to the proposed bus dispute.

Gillen, Charles, Campbill Farm, Ballee, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. He suggests that the statue of Nelson be replaced by that of Matt Talbot.

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Gleeson, Mary, 32 Palmerstown Ave., Palmerstown, informing + McQuaid that there is a lack of facilities for public worship in Palmerstown/Lucan Road.

Gogarty, J., 5 Crofton Terrace, Dunleary. A great wave of optimism came into the country with Cardinal Spellman’s visit.

11 -14 November 1970 Grant-Coakley, M., Sandycove, Co. Dublin. He wishes to express his indignation at the omission of any mention of the Canonisation of the Forty English Martyrs. Asks if was a question of prejudice? Reply by + McQuaid.