Letters written to Presentation Sisters from Gertrude McGrath expressing interest in selling 73 Evergreen Street and 74 Evergreen Street. Also includes notes detailing occupants and owners of other Evergreen Street properties as well as the original envelopes.

McGrath, P., Chairman, Irish Immigrant Association, Coventry, thanking + McQuaid for his gift of £100.

McGrath, Richard, 34 Harlech Crescent, Roebuck Road, Dublin. His letter to + McQuaid suggests ways, very respectfully and sincerely, that the Archbishop might become more intune with the faithful.

-7 April 1970 Correspondence between +McQuaid, Dr. Michael O’Connell, Fr. James McGrath, Provincial of the Redemptorists, Fr. Jeremiah Curtin and Fr. Patrick Seery regarding an article by Fr. George Wadding entitled ‘Do we have to obey Church laws?’

Correspondence relating to permission for a private oratory in the home of Mr. McGrath.

Letter from Stephen Manley to Fr. Mangan seeking permission to erect a tombstone for the late Fr. McGrath. Granted.

Letter from Paddy McGrath, 20 Merrion Road to +McQuaid forwarding information from his father, Joseph McGrath, who was a founding member of the Hospital Sweep Stakes. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Letter from Paddy McGrath to +McQuaid returning his original correspondence.

Letter from +Morris to +McQuaid regarding Fr. O’Dwyer, Dr. William Lee and Fr. Conor Ryan. He mentions the death of Canon Dick Quinn, Parish Priest of Galbally and due to this death he now has to recall Fr. Matthew McGrath.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to +Michael McGrath regarding the possibility of the St. Joseph’s Sisters establishing a foundation in Dublin. He refuses as he has had many similar applications. The Archivist believes the year of this letter should read 1942. See 23/1.