- Programme for the Eucharistic Congress. 1 item
Telephone message from Mr. D. O’Laoghaire, Dept. of Education. The French cultural attaché, M. Souillac, approached Mr. O’Laoghaire regarding the possibility of having a primary school in Dublin to cater for the children of French families. The school proposed is to be on the lines of the state school in France, non-confessional. They do not wish to have it under the management of any specific religious group. The French Government would supply two teachers, one for girls and one for boys. Asks if a secretary from Archbishop House meet M. Souillac? Informed that Mgr. Fitzpatrick deals with these issues.
-13 September 1971 File relating to Ballymount school. 50 items
Typed letter to +McQuaid from Colonel N. MacNeill forwarding 6-inch scale Sheets Nos. 18,19 and 22 on which the details of the various Parish boundaries within the City have been plotted.
Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid stating that the Sacred Congregation of Sacramental Discipline is seeking information in the activities of the Matrimonial Tribunals. The annual reports had been disrupted because of the war but each diocese is now requested to fill in and return the forms before the end of January.
Letters from H.G. McKernan to Dr. O’Connell informing him that he is sending on reports.
Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid thanking him for the cheque for £183 for the relief of the starving children in Italy and Germany.
Copy of a typed letter to the Hon. Joseph P. Walshe, Ambassador to the Holy See, from + D’Alton pledging his support.
Typed letter to Sean MacBride from +McQuaid concerning the project of a skilled industry in remote areas operated by Religious.
File relating to 279 Howth Road.