Larkin, Mrs. Kathleen, 41 Kennelsfort Rd., Palmerstown, Co. Dublin. She asks the Archbishop to intervene in the printers’ strike so as to help resolve it.

Larkin, William, 23 Wilfield Park, Ballsbridge. Asks the Archbishop to consider the forming of a society for the purpose of voluntarily improving the youth of the city, especially the deprived.

Copy of letter from +McQuaid to Fr. Larkin asking him to discretely investigate the true conditions of a possible dispute.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Denis Larkin, Lord Mayor, regarding the invitation to the Solemn Votive Mass.

Profile of Rory Roberts, 8 Clarinda Park East, Dun Laoghaire. Appointed Secretary of the Irish Trade Union Congress in 1949. In close contact with Jim Larkin and Donal Nevin. Does not belong to a party. Founder member of the Peoples’ College.

Typed letter to Fr. Diffney with two reports from the AGM of the Workers’ Union enclosed. Kerrigan congratulated by many for his speech at the AGM. Kerrigan and Smithers would not be surprised if Larkin has a hard time getting elected the next time.

Copy of typed letter to Douglas Hyde from Fr. MacMahon thanking him for his letter of 30th September. 4.7 Death of James Larkin Sr., 1947.

Memo saying that Fr. Aloysius telephoned to say that the remains of James Larkin will be removed to Thomas Ashe Hall this evening and will lie in state until Sunday. Then taken to St. Mary’s, Haddington Road. Funeral after 10.00 Mass on Monday. Fr. Aloysius mentioned that it might be better to bury him from the Pro-Cathedral.

Copy of a handwritten letter to Councillor Larkin from + McQuaid saying it is not necessary for him to say how much he wished that at least a partial solution could be found to the housing situation, but it is clear to him that the difficulties (war) make it undesirable to press for a solution.

Typed letter from Matt Larkin to + McQuaid outlining the aims of the Organisation. They have received co- operation from many quarters, but not from all. 1 item