and agendas. Letters re the Irish Film Institute of Ireland, The All Ireland Gaelic Congress and the Centenary Year of the Holy Childhood Association. Letters regarding the heating and maintenance of primary schools and the retirement age of religious. Includes correspondence from Bishop Staunton & T. O Deirg. Information on matters concerning the Trustees of Maynooth College and their work. 1944

Handwritten letter from + James Staunton, Summerhill, Wexford, to Dr. Dunne. He is sorry to hear that the improvement has not been maintained.

Handwritten letter from + James Staunton to + McQuaid. As + McQuaid is not free to attend the Congress of the Irish Technical Teachers’ Organisation his deputy will take precedence over the Protestant Archbishop.

Handwritten letter from + James Staunton to + McQuaid regarding the defect of title to the College lands in the Salamanca report. Regarding attendance at Protestant schools he thinks Protestant influence is growing.

Copy of the letter to + Staunton, Ferns, Summerhill, Wexford.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from [M. O Flamartaigh], Secretary to the Council of Education, enclosing copies of a letter and memorandum which had been sent to + Staunton.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from P. Delaney, Medical Secretary, Irish Medical Association, forwarding a copy of the letter sent to + Staunton.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from + Staunton, Ferns, criticizing points made at the meeting with the Minister for Health.

Handwritten account of the meeting of 10th December 1952 between the Tanaiste and his Minister for Health on the Government side and the Committee of +McQuaid, + Kinnane, + Browne, + Staunton, and + Lucey, and two typed copies.

Copy of typed letter to + D’Alton from +McQuaid. + Browne has completely surprised by publishing the correspondence without anybody’s permission. The Taoiseach has been obliged to follow up. The Irish News Agency, of Mr. McBride’s creation, had the impertinence to ask + Staunton, and then +McQuaid, without informing +McQuaid of the request from + Staunton, to write a statement of 1,000 words for the foreign press ‘presenting the case of the Irish Hierarchy on the Mother and Child issue.’