Report on the Irish Workers’ League. General feeling is that the League is losing ground. At their meeting at Mansfield Corner their speakers were attacked, so the League has gone underground. Last summer it held camps at Dundalk, Skerries and Killybegs. Excursion to Enniskerry ended with a drunken orgy. Links between the IWL and the ‘folk university’. Information on Miss Annie Peach, Miss Hilda Verlin, Sean Nolan the following need watching: John Byrne, Patrick O’Neill and Stephen Daly. John Dalton has returned to Church.

Letter from Fr. Richard J. Casey to +McQuaid saying he will bless the Technical School in Skerries.

O’Leary, James, The Square, Skerries, seeking the address of the New Hospital for Venereal Diseases.

File relating to Skerries school, Kildare.

Correspondence relating to invitations to this Institute to undertake primary and secondary schools at Skerries, Ballyfermot, Rathfarnham, and Finglas and subsequent development of these properties. The Institute throughout enjoys the warm appreciation of Archbishop.

Note for +McQuaid stating Bishop elect of Cape Palmas, Rev. Nicholas Grimley of Skerries, wishes to meet with the Archbishop.

Letter from Mgr. Benelli to +McQuaid thanking him for the cheque for £3, a donation from the staff of the Skerries Shirt Factory, for the relief of the people left destitute through the recent storm. This will be forwarded to the fund started by the Holy Father.

Correspondence regarding Ballymount N.S., Cookstown Boys and Girls National Schools and Skerries N.S., in the parish of Ballitore, county Kildare. Reports seem to indicate that the schools have not been kept in suitable repair in accordance with Rule

File relating to renovations in the church in Skerries. 11 items

File relating to parochial schools. Mentions a teacher appointment, Milverton school and the boys and girls’ schools in Skerries.