Copy of a letter to Dr. Henry Murphy, Bishop of Limerick, from D. Whelan, Dept. of Health, relating to organ transplantation. The Minister would welcome the views of the Hierarchy.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from Tom Mullalley, Limerick Prison. His detention is a breach of the agreement. He has observed his part of the agreement and has resigned from the Republican Army. Does not feel Mr. Boland has anything to do with his arrest. Police vindictive towards him. Asks the Archbishop to continue to mediate on his behalf.

Handwritten letter to + McQuaid from Dr. Joseph Rodgers, Bishop of Killaloe. A Miss Marie [Solen] informed Dr. Rodgers that the Bishop of Limerick had approved of the Limerick Catholic Social Study group holding a conference. Asks if Dr. Rogers would approve of Shannon Airport as the venue and he approved. There was no mention of the panel of speakers and he assumed that it had been submitted to the Bishop of Limerick. The first intimation of their names was in the Press. Is deeply grateful to + McQuaid for his timely note of warning.

Letter from James J. Sexton, solicitor, Limerick to +McQuaid regarding his advertisement seeking pianos for the Salesians. Copy of reply from Fr. Quinlan, on behalf of +McQuaid, attached.

Copy of a typed confidential report from the Detective Branch, S.D. Unit, Dublin Castle, on the Connolly Youth Movement. Declan Bree, Sligo, informed Liam Mulready that fifteen youths in Sligo are interested in the Connolly Youth Movement. On his return he brought copies of Connolly and Marxist writings. Delegates will meet interested youths at a later date. A Connolly Youth Movement meeting is to be held in Limerick. Ballyfermot group is causing concern for the executive committee. Want duplicating machine and paper, and aim to infiltrate as many committees in the Ballyfermot area as possible. Committee to investigate activities of this group.

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Correspondence with Good Shepherd Sisters (Limerick) leading to establishment of a hostel in Donnybrook (cf File `Convents in Ireland outside Archdiocese' for correspondence with Good Shepherd in New Ross and Cork)

Quinlan, Gerry, 8 Lower Hartstonge Street, Limerick. Seeks help to pay off debts.

Lord Kenmare te L. Complains of the conduet of the Rev. Fr. Kirby, in forcing his way into the bouse, which is on Lord Kenmare's property, in Hospital, Ce. Limerick, and which was leased to the former P.P.; asks t.. to appoint to Hospital a clergyman who will not interfere in polities, and whe will respect private preperty.

letter addressed from Redemptorist Church, Limerick, to Reverend Mother Aquin regarding a point of Canon Law in relation to Confession.

letter from Reverend Morgan Kavanagh to Bishop of Cork John Ahern informing that he was well received by the Presentation Communities of Cork Diocese and that the Sisters he spoke to seemed enthusiastic about opening a new Convent in Limerick.