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Doyle, John Dominic, 30 Lycamore Road, Mount Merrion. He informs + McQuaid that the rumour circulating that he is associated with the Freemasons is untrue, and that he has always been a loyal Catholic.

-4 August 1941 Doyle, John Dominic Francis, Mount Merrion, Co. Dublin. As the question of legal adoption is entirely one for the church he appeals to + McQuaid to take up the matter and do something.

Drumgoole, Ruth, 13 Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin, seeking a testimonial for the position of Directorship of the National Gallery.

Dunne, J.P., Aikenhead Terrace, Irishtown. He believes that the Royal Chapel in Dublin Castle should be dedicated to our Irish Martyrs.

Dwyer, [….tina] M, 26 Avondale Crescent, Killiney, Co. Dublin. She is waiting for a reply to her letter accusing two priests of having illegitimate children.

Dwyer, Edmond, Emmet Road, Inchicore, Dublin. He asks Fr. Martin to ask the Archbishop for a letter of recommendation.

Edwards, R. Dudley, University College, Dublin, requesting permission to read Communist literature.

Elliott, Donal, Fortfield Road, Terenure, Dublin, asks if it would be possible to have the Rosary recited on the Radio each night -as in America.

Fallon, Gabriel. Copy of a letter sent by + McQuaid relating to a lecture and collection by Mr. Shields.

Feeney, William, Garda Siochana, Santry, Co. Dublin. A widower with six young children, he desperately needs help and asks the Archbishop for his assistance.