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

Note from +Roberts, London to +McQuaid thanking him for the opportunity to speak in Dublin. He hopes they will meet again at the Council.

Letter from +Roberts to +McQuaid stating he has been asked to chair a debate in Trinity by the College Historical Society. The title of the debate is ‘Ecumenism is an excuse for charity’.

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 letter to Fr. James A. MacMahon from Ciaran McAnally, Stillorgan. The meeting at which + Roberts was to speak did not take place. Wants to explain that the meeting was arranged by him “in virtue of an authority and discretion vested in me by Archbishop Roberts”. Object of meeting was to enable a select group of persons seriously interested in the moral problems of modern war to have an exchange of views with + Roberts. McAnally takes responsibility for any ‘conflict’ and sends his sincere apologies to His Grace. Acted in good faith.

Copy personal letter from +McQuaid to +Roberts thanking him for the notification regarding the Trinity debate. He mentions a recent paper on ‘Church and State’ and the ‘unchanged Elizabethans in Trinity College Dublin’.

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.