Reilly, F., Inchicore. Letter from Mrs. Reilly to + McQuaid telling him of her seriously disabled child who needs to be in care.

Reilly, Miss Marion, 6 Grosvenor Square, Rathmines. She has been asked by Protestants why the secular clergy do not say daily Mass to ask God to avert an invasion.

Letter to the Archbishop from Fr. Thomas O'Reilly. p

10 - Letter to Fr Mangan from Fr. O'Reilly regarding closing of Harold's Cross Food Centre with handwritten approval by the Archbishop.

O’Reilly, Bernadette, Killiney, Co. Dublin. She asks for his prayers as she leaves to take up a teaching job with the Maryknoll nuns in Lima.

O’Reilly, Christopher, 68 Iona Road, Dublin. Copy of a letter regarding a Secondary School in Arklow.

O’Reilly, O., Virginia, Co. Cavan. Asks the Archbishop to use his influence to help a young lady get a teaching job with Dublin V.E.C.

Dr. Michael Reilly to ? A copy of a letter. addressed to onc of the metropolitans, by the archbishop of Armagh, explaining And rccommending a Pastoral which he has just composed, hopes it will be endorsed by the others; the Pastoral is to inform frotestants of the true sentiments of Irish Catholics. (Letter signed "M.R."; copy made by "T.C.")

Handwritten letter from Michael Granville to + McQuaid Reporting on his visit with Randal O’Reilly.

Letter from Clonmore & Reynolds publishers to Mgr. Thomas O’Reilly, North William Street regarding an error by Cahills. They did not include the introduction which had been written by +Toolen. The book is entitled ‘Berthe Petit’ and a copy of the introduction is attached.