Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from W. McKenna, Roundwood, Bray, asking if His Grace has any definite viewpoint as to a solution to the situation in the North.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Lt. Gen. Daniel McKenna, Chief of Staff, thanking him for his very kind wishes.

Typed letter from T.G. McKenna, Archbishop’s House, Liverpool, to Fr. McKernan informing him that the enquiry has been forwarded to Fr. T. Mell.

Telegram from Fr. McCaughey, Administrator, Monaghan, informing +McQuaid of the death of +McKenna.

Letter from +McKenna to +McQuaid thanking him for the invitation to his forthcoming consecration. He will be unable to attend due to poor health.

Report on Arrest, Interrogation and Treatment of Frank McGuigan, Kevin Hannaway, Michael Donnelly, Joe Clarke, Jim Auld, Michael Montgomery, Gerry McKerr, Brian Turley, Patrick McNally, John McKenna, by the Association for Legal Justice.

Letter from Fr. McKenna to Fr. Mangan returning the data requested.

Correspondence between +McQuaid, Richard J., 25, September 1941, Casey, D. McKenna, Major General and Oscar Traynor, Minister for Defence regarding faculties and appointment to the Chaplaincy service. Also mentions the regulations in place for ‘The Emergency’., 16 items, 4a, 21 March 1941, Letter from Fr. Peter Hill, Clonakilty, Co. Cork, to + McQuaid informing him that he is sending by post the necessary faculties to the Head Army Chaplain. Prays they will not be used., 1 item, 4b, 21 March 1941, Letter from Fr. Peter Hill, Clonakilty, to Fr. Casey, Head Chaplain, enclosing faculties as per instructions of + McQuaid., 1 item

Correspondence between Major General McKenna,, 6, December 1971, +McQuaid, various Head Chaplains, clergy and members of the Irish Hierarchy in relation to various non- religious aspects of Army Chaplaincy. These include a request to use a car during the 2nd World War, leave to visit family members abroad, the evacuation of the Hibernian Schools, death of Mgr. Deery and Fr. John McLaughlin, and a photocopy of a newspaper article entitled ‘Great Leaders and their troops’ by General Sir Archibald Wavell., 29 items

Letter from +McKenna to +McQuaid regarding Army chaplains. He hopes the Army will never have to go out and fight.