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Items relating to the future of the Council for the Apostolate of the Laity. T.C.G. O’Mahony

Letter from Mgr. Roger Mahony to +McQuaid thanking him for allowing Fr. Desmond McGlade to remain with them for a longer period. 1 item Honolulu

O’Mahony, Eoin, Temple, London, informing Fr. O’Connell that Skeffington Lodge is to talk on European affairs.

Newspaper cutting entitled ‘Few plaudits for Cardinal’s attack on Marxism’ by T.P. O’Mahony.

Circular, with an individual address to the Archbishop, from Eoin O’Mahony K.M., 4 Pump Court, Temple, E.C.4., begging that he work for the Amnesty of 25 I.R.A. prisoners in British Gaols since 1939.

Letter from Mgr. Patrick Boylan to +McQuaid regarding Fr. Finbar O’Mahony O.S.B., the Superior of the Benedictine University Hostel. He has been appointed Conferencier to the Sisters at the Nunciature by Mother Mary. He will not however be 40 years old until the following year and so perhaps he can be allowed to have weekly or monthly conferences with the Sisters while making it clear he has not been appointed Confessor. He notes ‘…Mother Mary has never had the slightest tendency to look on the authorities of the Dublin Diocese as deserving any special recognition or respect’.

O’Mahony, T.C.G., 22 Merrion Square, Dublin. Due to the economic and industrial difficulties being experienced in Ireland a group of prominent citizens advocate a National Government to ‘make common co-operative cause’.

-14 September 1956 O’Mahony, Eoin, Whites Hotel, Wexford. Correspondence relating to the Centenary of John Redmond.

Letter from +McQuaid to +Levame stating that Mgr. Boylan finds Fr. Finbar O’Mahony mature enough to give conference to the Sisters at the Nunciature even though he is not the canonical age for hearing their confessions. He has asked Mgr. Boylan to give the priest faculties to preach to the Sisters.

Letter from Peter T. O’Mahony to Mr. Dowling regarding a picture of +McQuaid. The picture cannot be returned as it has been stripped and marked. News of the World