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MacKey, M., College Street, Nottingham. On behalf of 800 Irishmen, all Catholics working on War Contracts, he asks the Archbishop to supply a chaplain for which they will pay.

McCann, John. He and two colleagues wish to found a group formally to spread the practice of the family Rosary. Seek + McQuaid’s approval.

McCluskey, Conn, Castlefields, Dungannon. Refers to the Campaign for Social Justice in the North of Ireland; + McQuaid’s preference in art; church architecture; Trinity College; censorship. Personal letter from + McQuaid. Conn is always welcome to visit him, even though he disagrees with him.

McCormack, Dr. Brendan, 102 Upper Leeson Street. He seeks an appointment with + McQuaid with the view of getting a job in the new childrens’ hospital.

McCormack, Count John, Glena, Booterstown. Thanks the Archbishop for all he has done towards the oratory in his house. 13/11la. 17 September 1945 McCormack. Note in + McQuaid’s hand expressing his deep sympathy to Countess McCormack on the death of Count McCormack.

McCreesh, Kevin, 1 Church Ave., Rathmines. If the Archbishop can bring the leaders of the country together in peace he would be doing a great service.

McCullough, Domhnall, 12 Oakley Road, Ranelagh, thanking + McQuaid for his kind expression of sympathy on the death of his mother.

McDonnell, Pat, Fatima Mansions, Rialto. Asks the Archbishop to intervene with the Commissioners of Public Works who wrongfully dismissed him. He has eight children and gets 50/- a week. He has refused offers to have some of his children adopted in America.

McGlade, Eileen, Cabra Road. Thanks the Archbishop for his most generous gift to St. Theresa’s Girl’s Club.

-3 March 1960 McGovern, Philip A., 30 Palmerstown Drive, Palmerstown, Co. Dublin, regarding literature which he suspects is of a Protestant character relating to moral re-armament.