Letter from Myles Ronan to Fr. Mangan informing him about St. Mary’s Parish. He feels that the Registers are extant since at least 1750.

Letter from Myles Ronan to +McQuaid enclosing the annual for 1854 which shows that Mark Anthony Fricker as a ‘classical giant’.

-22 January Correspondence between Fr. Myles V. Ronan, Halston Street and Mgr. Michael Curran regarding historical matters. Includes copy of a report by Captain Hughes on the Library of Canon McGuirk which was donated to the Christian Brothers’ Allen Library, North Richmond Street, Dublin 1957 1 9 items

Letter from Fr. Myles V. Ronan to Dr. O’Connell regarding the reconstruction of the High Altar. Also mentions the baptistery.

Letters from Fr. M.V. Ronan to +McQuaid explaining his medical condition.

Letter from Fr. Myles V. Ronan to +McQuaid informing him of the Red Island Holiday Camp in Skerries.

16 February - Handwritten note, typed recommendation, and letters to the Archbishop from Fr. Myles Ronan enclosing figures at St. Michan's Parish.

Correspondence between Fr. Myles Ronan and Fr. Dunne relating to history, including the Register of 1798-1810, letters of Fr. Henry Young and Dr. Troy’s Register relating to Catherine McAuley.

Letter from Myles Ronan to +McQuaid regarding The Browne document and the transcripts of the Pole documents.

Letter from Myles Ronan to +McQuaid informing Him that he ‘has just been favoured with another survivor of our diocesan history’ -a pewter monstrance. It came from Finglas and dated from the early 19th century. 317dd. 8 June 1949 Letter from Myles V. Ronan to +McQuaid forwarding the precious survivals of the parishes of Finglas and Coolock with cards of identification. The charwomen of both parishes were responsible for making known these discoveries.