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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.

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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.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Patrick Kavanagh, 62 Pembroke Road. He refers to information on a nursing home; the Archbishop’s Christmas sermon; an article in Reportorium Novum; a cardigan; wonders if arrears have been fixed up.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Deidre Manifold, Thomas Street, Limerick. She is grateful that he went to see Patrick who is weak after the operation and is very low. She wonders what is to become of him as he is completely penniless. She has informed the Taoiseach. Wonders if a small group could be organized to contribute a little each week while the need exists.

Raglan Road. He has spent two weeks in London where there are enclaves of enthusiasm and love which give physical as well as mental health. Dublin is now an alien city. His aim is to make London his domicile. An attempt was made to murder him a few days ago -he was thrown into the canal.

Note to + McQuaid from his Secretary saying Patrick Kavanagh phoned to ask if he might the Archbishop. He plans to marry next week.

Candlemas (2 February) 1956 Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Shane Leslie informing him that he has finished his script and is dispatched to Dublin for typing. Asks the Archbishop to consider calling a conference on the destruction of country life.