McCormack, Jack, 52 Grosvenor Square, Rathmines. Not one priest thought it worthwhile to attend a meeting on housing needs.

McCullagh, Mrs. A. E., 12 Windsor Road, Rathmines. Seeks the Archbishop’s Help in overcoming a cruel injustice from a Government Department.

O’Connor, Fr. J.J., The Presbytery, Rathmines. He wrote to Fr. Mangan regarding a Belgium, Frans Wonmans, who wants permission from the civil authorities to live in Ireland.

O’Cuiv, Fr. Shan, The Presbytery, 52 Rathmines Road. Typed letter to Chris. He saw the film, Congolaise, and feels the judgment of it was unnecessarily severe.

Letter from +William Scully to +McQuaid regarding Noel Browne from Rathmines who will be ordained for the Diocese in the near future. He is grateful for all the help the Archbishop has given in relation to this matter. Anchorage

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Michael O’Connell, Our Lady of Refuge, Rathmines. He is honoured to be requested to sing the Dail Anniversary Mass.

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.

Letter from Canon Richard Fleming, Rathmines to ‘Dear Father’ regarding the centenary publication for St. James’s church.

-3 July 1970 Letter from Dr. Michael O’Connell, Rathmines to Fr. James Ardle MacMahon regarding the thesis of Fr. J.D. King, O.S.A. on ‘Religious education in Ireland’.

Oldham, Harold J., 69 Grosnevor Square, Rathmines. Graham Green’s book, The Power and the Glory, is unfit in every way.