[19] Letter from [M. Clarke] to Fr. Mangan enclosing a contribution for the Italian Relief Fund. 1 item

Letter from Fr. Valentine Burke to Fr. Mangan explaining why this happened. He was unable to get a priest to ‘supply’. 1 item

Letter from Fr. J. Cotter to Fr. Mangan informing him of the number of Holy Communions in 1951 and that a new school at [Kelkea] is an addition to parochial property.

Letter from Fr. MacMahon to Fr. Mangan enclosing a circular for assistance from the Ex-Emergency Service Club. 2 items

Letter from H.M. McKernan to Fr. Mangan informing him that the number of meals being served in the Matt Talbot Food Centre has reduced from 370 meals per day in 1948 to about 50-60 now. In his opinion the need for the Centre is now over. Those who attend for meals can easily transfer to Holles Street.

Letter from Fr. J.F. Kinnane to Fr. Mangan seeking permission from the Archbishop to hold a carnival to help clear the debt.

Letter from Fr. Paul J. Rafter to Fr. Mangan enclosing the numbers of Holy Communions during 1951 (96,000), and those who neglected their Easter Duty (24).

Handwritten letter to Michael from C. Mangan asking if he would look after the matter.

• Letter from Fr. O’Riordan, Baldonnell Camp to Fr. Mangan regarding the duties of a censor. 2 July 1951

Letter from Roisin Ni Lathasaigh, Runai Oinigh, to Fr. C. Mangan asking permission for the Clergy and Christian Brothers to attend the National Drama Festival. And also nuns when needed to control their pupils. Film (see also Communications files XXVI) Censorship Appeals Board and National Film Institute