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O’Reilly, F.J., Chairman, John Power & Son Ltd., John’s Lane, sympathizing with + McQuaid on hearing of the death of Canon Gleeson.

O’Sullivan, Cork, seeking help to get a job.

O’Toole, J.O. B., 47 Priory Grove, Stillorgan. The writer asks the Archbishop to try to influence Dr. Tierney, President, U.C.D., to reconsider his position so that his sister can be appointed to a chair in that University.

O’Toole, Kathleen, 6 Mt. Prospect Grove, Clontarf. She asks the Archbishop to inform her of the moral issues involved in the introduction of fluorine in the water supply. She resents being forced to use it.

O’Toole, M.J., 12 Mt. Pleasant Place, Ranelagh. Asks the Archbishop to use his offices with the Standard to ensure that it will be printed by Catholics for Catholics.

Pearse, Margaret, St. Enda’s, Rathfarnham. Letter to Rev. Father seeking an appointment with the Archbishop regarding mission work undertaken by the Sisters of the Holy Faith.

Perpetua, Sister Rose, St. Joseph’s, Portland Row, Dublin, informing Fr. Mangan that Mrs. Myron can be accommodated in the Convent.

Pigott, Professor J.J., 195 Griffith Avenue, Dublin, seeks an appointment with the Archbishop to discuss censorship.

12 -25 March 1971 Place, John W., Mallard, Foxrock Park, Foxrock. Correspondence relating to illegal organisations. Asks why the spiritual head of the Church in the Republic has not forcefully condemned their actions.

Plunkett, Lillia, Portmarnock House. Invitation to the Archbishop to lunch. Petrol restriction prevented it.