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Letter from Canon John Kelly to +McQuaid informing him that Mr. Coleman has taken over the management and control of the Carleton Hall. He intends to institute strict supervision to preclude any further disorder. The Archbishop is willing to have the Hall blessed as an introduction of its new life.

-28 June 1951 Coleman, Samuel, 201 Phibsborough Road, Dublin. He implores + McQuaid to settle the unofficial rail strike which took place on 7 February, the result of which about 80 men were sacked.

Letter from + Coleman O’Carroll to + McQuaid informing him that he has corresponded with the Sisters of Mercy at Carysford Park seeking Sisters to staff a parochial school in the diocese. Annotation by + McQuaid.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Coleman O’Carroll regarding the Sisters of Mercy who have yet to decide on establishing a foundation in Miami.

Letter from +Roche to +McQuaid thanking him for assisting Fr. Coleman to get home. 1 item

Barry, T., Presbytery, Golden Bridge. Informs Fr. Mangan that he is hoping to get a job in Bord na Mona for a young man, Thomas Coleman.