Letter from +Roche to +McQuaid thanking him for a copy of the programme of Religious Instruction in Vocational Schools in Dublin.

Letter from +Roche to +McQuaid thanking him for the invitation to the Liturgical Reception but he will be unable to attend.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from S.A. Roche, Office of the Minister for Justice. The Minister and he believe that Mullalley is telling the truth, but his recent walk-out from Church when the Parish Priest asked young men to join the L.D.F or L.S.F. left the police feeling suspicious.

Copy of a typed letter to Mr. Roche from +McQuaid regarding the women probationer officers.

Copy of typed letter to S.A. Roche from +McQuaid. The question seems to him to be a matter of avoiding the dangers of unworthy adopting parents.

Copy of typed letter to S.A. Roche from +McQuaid. His advice, if sought, is that no steps be taken in respect of Catholic children without referring the matter to the Catholic Hierarchy.

Handwritten letter to Rev. Father from Thomas P. Roche. [ill.] asking that the Archbishop’s attention be drawn to the enclosed pamphlets and asks for a meeting with two members to discuss the matter with him. Two pamphlets and a stamped addressed enveloped enclosed.

Letter from Arthur Roche, Hon. Sec., Ballyfermot Road League, to +McQuaid protesting against the continued intimidation and coercion of the boys of Ballyfermot who wish to play the games of their choice, that is, soccer.

-28 November 1952 Roche, Monica, 72 Clontarf Road. She seeks the Archbishop’s approval to set up an agency for Irish Catholic Girls who wish to spend some time on the Continent as governess or au pair. No objection.

Typed letter to + McQuaid from Bryan W. Roche commenting on aspects of Catholicism in Ireland. Rockwell Warehouse