Typed note from Fr. John Gillen, Aintree Lane, to Dr. O’Connell asking for + McQuaid’s permission to make an Appeal in Dublin-printed papers for the new parish.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Letchford has another article published in The Irish Democrat. The meaning of Murphy’s (ex T.D.) resignation discussed. D. Fennel, ex Belvedere and ex Opus Dei. Has written articles on China and Northern Irish Catholics. Another copy of The Plough appeared. The Socialist Review is due out soon. Fr. Tuohy to speak to Mr. Owen Dudley Edwards on the matter of the 1913 Club. Irish Workers’ League holds weekly meetings in Pembroke Lane addressed by Sam Nolan. 58A. 22 May 1958 Note for Dr. MacMahon regarding information for V. Deals with Technical Teachers Union affiliated to the Workers Union of Ireland.

Twenty four replies to the form delegating to the Head Chaplain diocesan facilities. 31/7/6/a. 19 March - October 1941 File relating to the development of an Air Raid Precaution Scheme (A.R.P.). Mentions concern about food shortages. Includes names of those involved with various charities, Catholic and others. Includes letter from Pamela Hinkson which speaks about the work done by the Bewley’s in feeding the poor of Dublin. Also mentions Dr. Collis, Marrowbone Lane Samaritan Fund, Inchicore and a conference chaired by Sean Moylan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence. One enclosure thanks Archbishop for his financial assistance in helping St. George’s parish local group with their A.R.P.

13-19 April 1970 Letter from M. Palmer, Correspondence Secretary, to + McQuaid. She has been instructed by the Officer Board to offer the services of ACRA for lectures at pre- marriage courses on the problem of setting up house in newly developed areas for young couples. Offer to be forwarded to persons concerned. 2 items Marrowbone Lane Corporation Tenants’ Association

File relating to St. Brigid’s Boys Club, Bow Lane. 11 items

Letter from Fr. F. Gaynor to +McQuaid seeking directions as to whether the new hospital opened by Dr. Lane is to be attended by the local clergy. Annotated by + Mc Quaid.

• Correspondence relating to outlining details of community life and apostolate. Permission sought and granted to transfer scholastics from John’s Lane to a new hostel in Raheny, subsequently moved to Rathfarnham. Archbishop indicates interest in property to be vacated in Raheny - with view to promote future pastoral development in that area.

-1 December 1970 Scroope, Moira, 4 Nutley Lane, Stillorgan Road, Dublin, requesting a donation for the Benevolent Fund for past pupils of the Sacred Heart, Leeson Street.