Telegram from +Roberts to +McQuaid looking for information on James Doyle who is said to be seriously ill.

Note on James Doyle’s health and wording of telegram sent by +McQuaid to +Roberts. Doyle is ill but refuses ministrations of the clergy. 1 item

Typed report. Anthony Coughlan, Cork, member of the CP in England. Appointed lecturer in TCD. Michael O’Riordan standing as Socialist at next General Election. Youth club set up at 37 Pembroke Road. Led by the Bolton brothers and Massy. Rory Roberts was responsible for the breakdown in the Electrical Strike.

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. Archbishop Roberts cancelled a meeting he was to have addressed of the Irish Pacifists Movement on Sunday, 6th December, 1959. It was decided to get the Constitution of the Lions’ Club. 1.2 Meetings, 1960 – 1965

Typed minutes of ‘V’ Committee meeting. The literature from PAX seems extreme and is backed by Archbishop Roberts, SJ. The Catholic Anti-Nuclear Committee is associated with PAX.

Profile of Rory Roberts, 8 Clarinda Park East, Dun Laoghaire. Appointed Secretary of the Irish Trade Union Congress in 1949. In close contact with Jim Larkin and Donal Nevin. Does not belong to a party. Founder member of the Peoples’ College.

Handwritten note in + McQuaid’s writing saying that he saw Acting Prior Fr. Barry, S.J., who was surprised that + Roberts would come over without notice to + McQuaid or themselves. + McQuaid pointed out the effects if + Roberts addressed the group penetrated by Communists and Left -Wingers. Suggested that Roberts preach at Mass in Gardiner Street on the Feast of St. Francis Xavier.