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Typed letter to Dr. O’Connell from Cecil J. Barrett, Marino. He has been asked to deal with Mrs Marguerite Whelan’s case. He does not know why she has been refused a visa, but she was involved in Irish politics up to 1925.

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8 December 1941 - 31 December 1946 73 items
Correspondence regarding routine details of community life and apostolate; at Archbishop's invitation the Sisters undertake a day secondary school in Marino parish.

Letter from Fr. John Kelly to +McQuaid giving him the names of two men who were members of the ‘Organising Committee’ to build the church and schools at Marino. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from Rev. Grimley, S.M.A., St. Declan’s Road, Marino, to +McQuaid thanking him for agreeing to officiate at his consecration in July. He has also asked +Finn who is currently on holiday in Ireland. 1 item

10-13 December 1954 Correspondence between Br. Clancy, St. Mary’s, Marino and Mgr. Richard Glennon, Chancellor in relation to the application for Italian citizenship by Br. Michael Connolly.

File relating to parish schools, including the Technical Institute, Marino.

Bailey, John, 34 Brian Ave., Marino. The trade union to which he and his colleagues belong has failed in its obligations to them. They are considering joining the Workers Union of Ireland. Seeks Archbishop’s advice.

Note from Br. Dowling for +McQuaid stating that +Paicachy, S.J. is staying in Marino for a new days. He is meeting with the Christian Brothers and the Loreto Sisters and hope to call on the Archbishop. Annotated by +McQuaid. Jhansi

Whelehan, Mary, 21 Griffith Ave., Marino. She thinks it is time that Protestant bigots stop refusing to employ Catholics.

Letters relating to the Christian Brother prayer book compiled by Br. John C. Moore, St. Mary’s, Marino.