Letter from Kitty O’Donnell to + McQuaid thanking him for meeting Donal O’Kelly and herself and for his advice. She has conveyed to Mgr. Michalski the offer to consider an application for the assistance of Seminarists. 1 item

Letter from +Robinson to +McQuaid enclosing an Induet for Sean T. O’Kelly, Tanaiste, for mass in a private oratory on any day.

Letter from Fr Denis Kelly to +McQuaid concerning a memorial for +Fogarty which will take the form of a new sanctuary in Youghalarra church.

Letter from Fr Dennis Kelly to +McQuaid inviting him to the concelebrated Mass to bless the new sanctuary and memorial.

Letter from Fr Dennis Kelly to +McQuaid. He gives him a progress report on the Dr Fogarty Memorial Scholarship and tells him how much he admires his unwavering stand on so many issues. Also includes a typed report on the scholarship. Kilmore

Letter from +Ambrose Kelly, Freetown to +McQuaid outlining his difficulties in relation to lack of priests. He mentions the Teacher’s Training School which is long over due. He also states he has heard great things about the new administration in Drumcondra.

Letter from +E. Kelly, Auxiliary to +McQuaid stating Nicholas Kerr, President of the Catholic Press Association of Australia and New Zealand will be visiting Ireland and he hopes to meet informally with the Archbishop. Osmond Dowling will be acting as host for Mr. Kerr. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Handwritten letter to Liam from (Fr.) Jim Kavanagh, the Presbytery, Kilmacanogue. Says he wrote an acknowledgement, rather innocuous, to letter from J. Kelly. He thanked Kelly for his letter, and in a P.S. wrote “Congrats on your radio play. I did not hear it, but I am told it was good.” Kavanagh received a letter from Mrs Una Byrne saying that Kelly got a post on the Radio by using this letter. She apparently expected him to believe such nonsense.

Typed letter to Seamus O’Kelly, Coolock, from C. Desmond Greaves, Editor, Irish Democrat, London. Greaves is writing a short pamphlet on the ‘Life of Liam Mellows’ and concludes that he formed his socialist views in Mountjoy. As O’Kelly is writing the definitive biography of Mellows from a nationalist point of view it was suggested to Greaves by Eamon Martin that he contact him. Asks if O’Kelly would read over his manuscript.

Copy of typed letter to Mr. O’Kelly from the Secretary thanking him for the courtesy of his letter. Expresses appreciation of his determination to unmask Communist tactics.