Newspaper photograph of Anthony Robinson with his family at conferring at UCD. Patrick is sacristan in Pro-Cathedral. 1 item
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Handwritten report saying that the aim of the a private meeting in Jury’s, Peadar O’Donnell presiding, was to get sports’ bodies to send delegates to festival in Moscow. Unusual to hear O’Donnell praise Patrick Kavanagh. Nasty rumours about the moral circumstances in which Kavanagh went to America. Asks if he has read Fr. Harley’s wild statement – a great encouragement to Communists.
Official announcement from the Apostolic Nunciature stating that Mgr. Patrick Mulligan, Vicar General of the Diocese of Clogher and Parish Priest of Machaire Rois, Carrickmacross, is to be the new Bishop of Clogher in succession to Bishop Eugene O’Callaghan, for reasons of age.
Letter from Fr. Patrick Dargan to +McQuaid regarding the proposed church on Bird’s Avenue.
Handwritten letter from + W. Philbin, St. Brendan’s, Loughrea, to + McQuaid. He has been asked to open an exhibition of Patrick Pye’s pictures in the Dawson Gallery and hopes for his approval. Cloyne
Letter from Fr. Patrick Clarke to +McQuaid regarding Senator Summerfield’s application for membership of the Knights of Malta.
Hayden, Patrick J., The Connaught Ware House, Tuam. He asked + McQuaid for the money owed to him by the late Mrs. O’Connor whose money was entrusted to the Archbishop of Dublin.
Letter from Fr. Patrick Fahey to +McQuaid explaining why the 11 a.m. Mass in Moone was not said.
Clarke, James, 50 Patrick Street, Dublin. Copy of a letter from the Secretary saying that the Archbishop is unaware that the Special WorksDept., Dublin Corporation, has been closed down. He will do what he can.
Typed letter to + McQuaid from David Pigot. The National Graves’ Commission lodged a proposed inscription with the Committee to go on the memorial of Lieut. General Patrick McGrath. The Committee could not accept the wording. McGrath was executed in Mountjoy Prison on 6 September 1940. The inscription suggested that McGrath was a member of the National Defence Force and died in defence of the state.