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Flanagan, Margaret, Irish Catholic Women Society. She asks the Archbishop, on behalf of her Society, what the Bishops of Ireland are going to do about the state of the country, or are they going to sit back and let the country go into decay.

Flattery, Henry J., Foster Street, Galway. His request to attend the wedding of his Presbyterian friends is refused.

-5 February 1942 Flood, [N.] Dr., 25 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Correspondence from Dr. Flood to the Archbishop and Fr. Glennon, and replies. Items discussed include an acrimonious meeting with the Management Committee, his position as gynaecologist at St. Michael’s Hospital since his patients were taken away from him and the appointment of a Tutor Sister. The Archbishop will not set any obstacles in his way of his undertaking legal proceedings against the Sisters of Mercy. One partial letter.

Flusk, Moire, 123 Rathgar Road. Thanks the Archbishop for his goodness to her sons.

-20 December 1954 Fogarty, Anna, Meath Road, Bray. Described as a ‘professional beggar’.

Forde, Emir, St. Andrew’s Hospital, Dollis Hill, London, seeking the address in America for Fr. Carney from whom she wishes to obtain a reference so she can commence midwifery in Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital, Drogheda.

Forde, Emir, St. Andrew’s Hospital, London, thanking + McQuaid for securing an audience with the Pope for her parents.

7 -8 July 1957 Foster, Anthony, 53, Goldenbridge Avenue, Inchicore. He has heard rumours of ‘three days darkness.’ The Archbishop advises that all such forecasts should be disregarded.

Friel, Anne, 99, Killester Park, Killester, Dublin. As a mother of young children she is anxious at the level of dishonesty in society. She wonders can the priests and schools do more to prevent this.

-30 October 1947 Garrigan, O.M., 50 Fitzwilliam Ave., Wath on Dearne, Yorks. She has written a pamphlet which she hopes will be of use to Irish girls coming to work in England. Asks for + McQuaid’s approval.