Clerical appointments. Fr. Tonge to Kilbride, Fr. Lillis to Swords, Fr. Coghlan and Fr. Joseph Collins to Blessington and Fr. Reilly to St. Michan’s.

Letter from Fr. Thomas O’Reilly to +McQuaid regarding the health of the parish priest. 102/20. Letter from Fr. Eugene Doyle to Fr. Mangan seeking advice on some old vestments. A priest returning to Africa, Fr. Tiernan, has asked about them.

Letter from Fr. Thomas F. O’Reilly to +McQuaid saying he will convey a message of encouragement to the meeting of the Pioneers. 1 item

Letter from Fr. Thomas F. O’Reilly to +McQuaid regarding the blessing of a playground.

Letter from Fr. Thomas F. O’Reilly to Fr. Mangan informing him that the priests of the parish will not be free to superintend the Religious Examinations this year.

Letter from Fr. J. F. O’Reilly submitting Communion numbers and Easter Duty defaulters and other matters.

Letters from Fr. Thomas O'Reilly re-establishment of `Maternity Welfare Centre' at the Hospice, Harold's Cross and the position of the Food Centre there.

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.")

Notes from the Secretary to + McQuaid informing him that Professor C. O’Reilly was enquiring about the presentation of the oil painting to Cardinal D’Alton.

emeber Three items relating to the dissolution of the Censorship Board. Items include: the Chairman’s (J.J. Pigott) position that no useful purpose could be served by holding further meetings under the present conditions; a copy of a rough draft as a basis for discussion with the Minister; Extracts 1 & 2; the events which led up to the resignation of Prof. C.J. O’Reilly, Mr. Dermot O’Flynn and Mr. J.J. Pigott.