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Correspondence between Richard Mulcahy, Minister for Education, and +McQuaid. Mr. John Harte, Superintendent of Marlborough House, Glasnevin, is due to retire, aged 75. The Minister would be happy to meet +McQuaid whom he believes has expressed a desire that the institution should be in the hands of some Religious Order.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard Mulcahy. He will make enquiry into some points regarding Readers.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard Mulcahy. He is honoured to accept the invitation to the Solemn Votive Mass in the Pro-Cathedral on the occasion of the opening of the Academic Year of the Dublin Vocational Schools.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Richard Mulcahy, returning the books of the Christian Family Living Series. 38/173A. 26 January Copy of typed letter to General R. Mulcahy, T.D., Minister for Education, from D.J. Kelleher, General Secretary, INTO. The INTO acknowledge that secondary teachers had a grievance regarding pay as they did not get the increase the INTO received in 1955. However, the pay increase they now received means there is a widening in pay differentials and this is unjust.

Letter from +Cohalan to +McQuaid. He hopes that +McQuaid might be able to offer a placement in Dublin to Fr Mulcahy who returned from England on health grounds and is now fit. Annotation by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Cohalan to +McQuaid. He regrets that he hadn’t informed +McQuaid that Fr Mulcahy had already secured an appointment in the Diocese of Southwark. Annotation by +McQuaid.

Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid apologising for the delay in replying to him. He has received the cheque for £35 from the Sisters of Charity in Clonmel, which has been collected on behalf of the ‘European Fund/Italian Children’ and which was forwarded by Rev. T. Mulcahy SJ. This will be sent to the Secretariat of State and they will receive a formal acknowledgement in due course.

Correspondence involving General Richard Mulcahy, +McQuaid, and Dr. Michael Tierney, President, UCD. The Government is concerned to think that the lack of suitable co-ordination between the Medical School at University College, Dublin, and the Hospitals associated with its teaching, should endanger the recognition abroad of graduates from University College, Dublin. It approves of the Archbishop’s proposal that a small committee of one representative from each of the hospitals for which he is responsible should meet under a Chairman to discuss the scheme of co-ordination necessary to set in order the medical teaching at UCD so that there may be no grounds upon which Great Britain or America may refuse to recognize its graduates.

Copy of typed letter to + Staunton from Richard Mulcahy on the system of rating National School Teachers.

File relating to Gerard Mulcahy and the Irish Youth Crusade.