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Letter from +Staunton to +McQuaid discussing the Fethard-on-Sea issue. He also mentions the recent meeting of University President’s. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Thomas Morris, Archbishop of Cashel and Emly, to +McQuaid stating he will be unable to attend the Liturgical Reception as he will be at Fethard to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the opening of the church with Canon Christy Lee.

Letter from +Staunton to +McQuaid regarding the Rice and Roche family who are involved in the Fethard-on-Sea issue.

Handwritten report. A resolution of opposition to Hutt, NUJ, for Easter Congress passed by Independent Chapel. Dublin Branch unanimously decided that Irish delegates would oppose him if there was any opposition to him. Otherwise no. Talk of paper being bought out by Workers’ League. Told that Jack White of Times and Jim Downey of Mail appointed research team to publish items, presumably to injure the Church, e.g. Fethard-on-Sea. Wonders who the building worker in The Evening Mail letter controversy is. Getting the Nolan’s a great deal of publicity.

Letter from +Staunton to +McQuaid thanking him for his recent words on the Fethard-on-Sea issue. He is sending one of the local newspapers. 1 item

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Eamon de Valera. A Parliamentary Question about the affair at Fethard-on –Sea has been tabled by Deputy Noel Browne. A copy of the reply enclosed.

(Hand-drawn with details)

Proposals for a boundary change between Fethard and killusty and Drangan. Attached is a detailed list of house-holders, who are involved in the proposed changes.

Includes; handwritten accounts of the opening of Presentation Convents in Stradbally, Michelstown, Portarlington, Mountmellick, Clondalkin, Oranmore, Fethard, Terenure, San Francisco, Tasmania, Lucan, Ballingarry County Tipperary, Granard, Baltinglass, Australian foundations, New York, Dakota, Crosshaven.

This record is part of the list of all the missions preached by the Passionist Fathers in St. Patricks Province (Ireland and Scotland), from 1927 up until 1965. It is just an electronic list with no physical counterpart. It has been made available to aid research into the Passionists.