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Byrne, Margaret, 46 Maryvill, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny. Asks the Archbishop to pray for her poor boy who suffers from epilepsy.

. Byrne, Fr. Martin, The Pro-Cathedral. He visited No. 1 Temple Street where Peter Paul O’Brien took his young wife to live in a two- roomed household where there were fifteen people already living. (Parish)

. Byrne, Una.. Telephoned to say that Michael O’Riordan was standing for election in Dublin South Central. She felt nuns in area should vote, even for Fine Gael. (Communists)

. Byrne, William, 51 North Great George St., Dublin. Asks the Archbishop to intercede with the Corporation to help get accommodation for his family.

Callanan, Eileen, Haddington Road. She thinks ‘she is not the person she is said to be.’

Carney, A.F., 6 Marlyn Road, Ballsbridge. Asks if the Archbishop can do anything in the matter of the hunger strikers in the Curragh.

March -13 June 1949 Carr, Francis Paul, Belmont Avenue, Donnybrook, protesting against the terms of a circular for a raffle on a forthcoming horse race organized by Fr. Coffey, O.P. Includes his donation, which Fr. Coffey returns.

Carrigan, William, 12 Portland Row, North Strand, Dublin. Senator Professor Hayes succeeded in having an Amendment passed to the Children Bill in the Senate. If passed in the Dail it will improve the lot of Industrial School Teachers. As it is non-political she wonders if + McQuaid might be able to see his way to intervene in their behalf by asking one of the Government party to speak in favour of the Amendment.

Carroll, Robert M., 20, Effra Road, Rathmines, Dublin. He has been suspended from his job in the Arts library, UCD, and the Librarian refuses to have him back. Asks + McQuaid for his help and guidance.

• 25 September 1959 Carton, Eileen, St. Joseph’s, 18 Ailesbury Road, Dublin. Her correspondence with + McQuaid and Fr. Mangan relates to the Catholic Association for International Relations, the play Rose Tattoo at the Gate Theatre, more Catholic members in the Housewives, although there seems to be different factions amongst them, the Cerebal Palsy Association, The Little Hut at the Garrick Theatre and Sartre’s The Respectable Prostitute at the Pike Theatre.