Typed letter to Fr. Diffney. Name and address redacted. Through being Secretary of the International Committee of IHA she had communication with Minnis Pallister, a BBC broadcaster. Got impression that Pallister thought Ireland was a bigoted place so she set out to change her mind. Arranged a visit to the Dail to meet Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Crowley. Visit most successful. Minnie changed her mind. Pointed out to her that Protestants did not seem to want to co-operate as good citizens and were still keeping up English traditions. The Cork Branch of IHA has folded up. Dublin Branch active. It must be kept alive as there are Communists on their books and can be tracked. Lilly O’Rourke showed true colours at film that showed starvation in Leningrad. Girl objected to Mrs. Edwards being elected catering overseer in the Hospital Trust as she was a Communist.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. Lynch. He is grateful to +McQuaid for having agreed to bring the question before their Lordships for consideration.

Copy of typed letter from J.F. Cunningham, Chairman, and Leo Lynch, Honorary Secretary, Obstetric Specialist Group, Irish Medical Association. Meetings of the Obstetric Specialist Group have been held to improve the status of specialist practice and teaching in Ireland. If the provision of the Health Act, 1953, are put into effect the position of obstetrics may be greatly altered.

Two extracts from newspapers and magazines belonging to Sister Marie Collins covering the life and funeral of Jack Lynch.

An extract from the Inside Cork newspaper titled City mourns its Favourite Son covering the funeral and death of Jack Lynch.

A survey of the caretaker's house 145 Evergreen Road done by architect Frank Murphy. Also includes original enclosing envelope stating the name of caretaker as Denny Lynch. Envelope contained the above map, along with other files relating to the repair and sale of 145 Evergreen Road.

Lynch, Mrs. Jamie, Sylvester Villas, Malahide. She is complaining about the rude treatment her family received from the Parish Priest. The poor badly treated by him.

Lynch, Jack, Minister for Industry and Commerce, telephoned. He planned a reception for the Diplomatic Corps, business-men and friends on a day of Fast and Abstinence. Seeks Dispensation. Regrets.

Letter from John Lynch, Taoiseach, to +McQuaid accepting an invitation to lunch for the new Nuncio on 1 June.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Dr. John F. O’Connell, T.D., on the overcrowding in the Lynch household, Ballyfermot. Fifteen people share a two-bedroom house. Asks what action can be taken in a matter such as this on moral grounds.