Note from Fr Keane to Fr James Ardle MacMahon. He thanks Fr MacMahon for his copy of the ceremonial for Liturgical Reception which he sent him. He found it very useful on the occasion of the visit of Cardinal Browne O.P.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Dermot O’Flynn discussing ‘poison’ in materials being sold on bookstands, Aiden Keane and Michael Byrne, and the Ladies’ Committee.

Letter from +Keane to +McQuaid concerning Muintir na Tíre and the co-ordination of social services.

• 5 February 1942 Handwritten letter from + David Keane to + McQuaid enclosing cheques.

Note to +McQuaid informing him that Canon Keane is refusing the use of the School Hall to the St. John Ambulance Brigade as he did not want to create a precedent.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from John P. Keane, City Manager, thanking him for informing him of the appointment of Fr. Michael Geaney Chaplain to the Regional Sanatorium, Blanchardstown.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from J.P. Keane, thanking him for informing him that Fr. Maurice Connolly has replaced Fr. P. Dennehy as Chaplain to St. Mary’s Chest Hospital. 56/

Handwritten letter to the Administrator from M.J.C. Keane. He has retired as a justice, so it would be wrong to accept the invitation.

Correspondence relating to the proposed tasks which Fr. Keane sees as priorities.

Handwritten draft letter to John P. Keane from +McQuaid. The scheme which he has established is successful. No public funds are requested; only young children are to be taken. Regarding the employment of Home Help, another British form of Social service, he would urge the Committee to consider the dangers to family life. Letter acknowledged with thanks.