Typed letter to Dr. O’Donnell, Secretary, Archbishop’s House, from Miss Murphy, Department of the President, enclosing the design for the Postage stamp to be used in connection of the Eucharistic Congress.

Copy of letter to Fionnuala Murphy from the secretary asking that the Annual General Meeting of the Conference be held on 14 January. p

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The following items are mentioned in the report: Murphy, T.D., was recently elected as the T.D. as the candidate for the unemployed. He was only in Ireland for about six weeks so it is difficult to understand how he organised support. Fr. Tuohy to make enquiries. Brannigan held a meeting in the Mansion House, attendance 80 achieved nothing. It was suggested that the ‘liberals’ seem to have easy access to Radio Eireann. Director, Mr. Gorham, a stranger. How did he contact ‘liberals’? Who are the civil servants in charge?

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from John A. Costello thanking him for his message of sympathy on the death of Tim Murphy, Minister of Local Government.

Letter to the Archbishop from Owen Cowley enclosing letter from M. Murphy of the Rotunda Hospital requesting assistance with the expectant and nursing mothers.

Typed report on CPI and KO activities. Meeting of 12 February dealt with possibility of fielding a candidate for the forthcoming General Election on behalf of the Dublin Unemployed Protest Committee. On 13 February meeting discussed amount of support it could give. Money for fee not an issue will supply transport members will canvas house-to house. Matt Merrigan of Left-Wing Labour identified himself with Dublin Unemployed Protest Committee. Protest march of unemployed to Parnell Square. Jack Murphy chosen as candidate for election

Copy of handwritten letter to T.J. Murphy, Minister for Local Government, from +McQuaid requesting a meeting concerning some aspects of the building scheme in and close to Dublin.

Official handwritten document by +McQuaid relating to the consecration of Mgr. Murphy. In Latin. 1 item

Handwritten letter to the ‘Cardinal’ from Alice Murphy, Kensington, London. She concludes that Irish people do not pray enough, in particular for peace. She found much bitterness and hate towards Ulster, and does not see every Protestant as Paisley.

Letter from Fr. T. Murphy to Fr. James Ardle MacMahon regarding Confirmation in the parish.