Dr. D. Murray to b. Sends a copy, in Latin, of the Roman Decree removing the Abstinence on Saturdays.

announcing his election to the See of Cashel. (No mention of Emly in this document. On the reverse side, Dr. Murray has written a note saying that he consecrated pr. Laffan in Thurles on 6 July, 1823).

arrival at Littleton, and asks for the chaise to meet him there. He will have Don Juan and Mr. Coyne as travelling cempanions on the Dublin coach. Dr. Curtis, the Primate, regrets he cannot come.

Letter from +Farren to +McQuaid regarding a proposed visit by Legion of Mary members to the Inishowen Peninsula. He encloses copy of the correspondence he received from John Murray, President of the Derry Concillium. Annotated by +McQuaid.

Draft handwritten letter to Mr. Murray, Secretary, Dept. of Education, regarding the School position at Sallynoggin, and acknowledgement of this letter.

Typed note to +McQuaid informing him that Fr. P. Murray, Adm., and Fr. John Pier had been alerted about the Mass.

Copy of typed letter to Sean F. Lemass, Taoiseach, from +McQuaid. He has named Rev. Dr. MacMahon and Fr. Murray as the priests who can assist Mr. James Gibbons in the arrangements for Church functions concerning the 1916 Anniversary.

Typed cover letter from Thomas Murray, General Secretary of the Scottish-USSR Society with list on members and the Annual Report for 1951. The Irish-USSR Society represented by Miss Hilda Allberry and Miss Nora Greene.

Handout by K.O.R. giving ‘Facts about Communism in Ireland.’ Sean Murray is the person in control. Sean McBride presides over the Communist College in Eccles St., Dublin. Organisational methods described in the pamphlet ‘The Red Danger’. Some young Communists have gained employment in Government offices. 800 gathered at Rathmines Town Hall to hear Harry Pollett, General Secretary of the British Communist Party speak.

Copy of Unity. 543 A. Extracts from Unity, 25 September 1943. 543B. Report on Communist Activities. The following points are mentioned: ‘New Books’ Bookshop John Nolan, John de Courcy Ireland, P.N. Tweedy activities youth movements publications correspondence Sean Murray.