McMenamin, Joseph, J., Moyne Road, Rathmines. He disagrees with the tone in Sean O Faolain’s article on the Ban on TCD in The Bell.
McNamara, Thomas, Convent View Cottages, Cabra. Asks when the Archbishop is going to fight the cause of the aged and poor in Dublin.
McNulty, Mrs. Margaret. Her letters and enclosures regarding the adoption of a British child have been forwarded to the Catholic Social Welfare Bureau.
McQuade, Thomas, Donaldton Crescent, Belfast, forwarding a letter from the Belfast Telegraph on the refusal of the directors of a racecourse to allow Fr. Peyton (Rosary priest0 use it for a meeting.
McElhinney, Mrs. D., 57 Shelmartin Avenue. She appeals to the Archbishop to use his influence to have the dances in Carleton Hall ended. M
Madden, Danny, 4 Jane Place Upper, Seville Place. He has been accused of being a Communist by a priest and wants to be exonerated.
Maginnis, Wm., Stillorgan Road, Donnybrooke. Refers to Pax Romana and the Newman Association.
Maguire, Agnes, Lower Leeson Street, seeking some financial help.
Maher, Miss Mary, Botanic Road, Glasnevin. A film at the Metropole showing a dance of initiation into womanhood is humilitating.
- 8 December 1951 Malone, Patrick, 23 Terenure Road North regarding accommodation.