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Typed report on Communist activities. A CPI meeting, held in 14, Sackville Place, J. Thompson presiding, discussed the position of neutral Eire consequent on the war between Russia and Germany. The sympathies of the Party were with Russia, but the position of the Party in Eire would be difficult. Party should be cautious as it did not desire a break with the IRA. Tom Watters, General Secretary of the Party, said the Party should be dissolved and members instructed to join the Irish Labour Party. The National Committee would continue to direct activities of the CP members in the Labour Party. Council of Action wants the Workers’ Weekly as organ of the Council.

-15 June 1943 McLoughlin, T.D., 18 College Green, relating to the Irish Allotment Holders Association.

Letter from J. Hernon.

Letter from Fr. John C. Baker to +McQuaid thanking him for the set of vestments which he presented to the church.

Headon, Gerard J., apologizing to + McQuaid for anything derogatory of the Church he may have written in a history examination.

File relating to Lourdes House, 9 Upper Buckingham Street. 10 items

Typed letter from + P. Collier to + McQuaid seeking permission for two persons of his diocese to marry in Donnybrook.

Letter from Richard Ryan, solicitor, to Dr. O’Connell regarding title to church and schools at Fairview. 1 item

Letter from Alice Myerscough t o +McQuaid enclosing details of the Kilmacud piano.

Griffin, George, G. B. Dramatic Society, complaining about his theatre’s mistreatment at the hands of Fr. O’Keefe, Freshford.