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              3 October 1967
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVII./14/1139 · Item · 3 October 1967
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Copy letter from +McQuaid to John (Jack) Lynch T.D., the Taoiseach, Government Buildings, stating he has only now learned the arrangements for the arrival of the Nuncio. He invites him and members of the government to the Liturgical Reception in the Pro Cathedral on 14 October and immediately afterwards to the Aberdeen Hall, Gresham Hotel. He also invites him to lunch at Archbishop’s House on Monday, 16 October in honour of the new Nuncio.
              30 November - 1967
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./3/4/24 · Item · 30 November - 1967
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. Lynch, Taoiseach, thanking him for his assistance given on the occasion of the obsequies of Sean T. O’Ceallaigh, the former President of Ireland.
              31 May -5 July
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./22/39/12 · Item · 31 May -5 July
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Correspondence relating to the Companies Act going through the Dail. Correspondents are + Patrick Dunne, +McQuaid, Fr. Gerard Sheehy, and Jack Lynch, Minister.
              4 April 1966
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./5/8/9/2 · Item · 4 April 1966
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. Lynch, Office of the Minister for Finance, inviting him to the unveiling of the Thomas Davis Statue in College Green.
              8 June 1959
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XXIII./9/442 · Item
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Copy of typed letter to + McQuaid [from Una Byrne name and address redacted]. Institute of Catholic Sociology criticised as only one member of Government invited to speak on the debate on P.R., and he was Mr. Childers, a Protestant. Also criticised for inviting Declan Costello on politics while no member of Government was invited. Not true as de Valera, Lemass and Lynch refused invitations.
              9 June
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./3/4/26/2 · Item · 9 June
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Typed letter to +McQuaid from J. Lynch, Taoiseach, accepting the invitations.
              9 October 1967
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./27/52/111 · Item · 9 October 1967
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Handwritten address of Mr. and Mrs. Lynch sympathy. offering deep
              June 1972
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XVIII./32/15 · Item · June 1972
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Masses, the cancellation of the Anniversary of the Coronation Mass of Pope Pius XII as a protest against the verdict of the civil court against the Bishop of Prato, replies from Sean Lemass, Eamon de Valera and John Lynch, the choir and John Piert, and lists of those invited.
              Untitled
              IE IE/DDA IE/DDA/AB8/XXIII./11/623 · Item
              Part of Dublin Diocesan Archives

              Anonymous typed letter to + McQuaid wondering if he is aware that Miss Clancy, retired teacher of Meath Street School, is an active Communist? The Standard described Patricia Lynch as one of the leading Catholic writers. She is not a Catholic. Her husband is in Communist Secret Service. So too is Charles Acton.