Notes on the correspondence between Mr. O’Sullivan, Taoiseach’s Office, and Fr. MacMahon regarding the Blessing of the Garden of Remembrance on Easter Monday, 11 April, 1966.

Letter from Abbot Augustine O’Sullivan, Glenstal Abbey, Murroe, Co. Limerick, accepting the invitation to the Liturgical Reception.

(1) of the Code. Mr. O Deirig was informed by +McQuaid that instructions were given to Fr. O’Sullivan, Curate, to attempt to set right the situation.

Includes; booklet on ‘The Pudapet Convent School of Commerce’, Marshall Road, Egmore, Madras, Prospectus, (14th Edition) 1935 -1936; Rules for Lady Students’ Hostel, Marshall Road, Egmore; newspaper cuttings, ‘Presentation Nuns, Activities of the Order in Kashmir’, ‘First Catholic School’; ’The Presentation Order Branch House Opened at Srinagar, Kashmir’, ‘Maynooth Link With India’, from Standard 24 June 1955; details of the foundations in the south of India; titular's of convents and schools in Southern Rhodesia, North India and Pakistan; developments in Southern India 1936; letter from M. Augustine, Presentation Convent, Pudapet, Madras, 2 April 1936 including an account of Presentation Convent, Pudapet; note stating that Pudapet and Egmore are the same place; lists of the convents and schools in India dated 1951 , includes a map of India; diagram of the foundations made from Georgetown, Madras, 1842; and newspaper cutting from ‘The Examiner’, 13 August 1938 giving accounts of Sr. Columba O’ Sullivan, in Quetta, India.

Sullivan, Patrick, 14 Little Mary Street, Dublin. He was a member of the Garda Siochana and now wishes to be re-admitted to the force. Asks the Archbishop to get him an interview.

O’Sullivan, Cork, seeking help to get a job.

Copy of typed letter to the Secretary, St. Vincent de Paul Society, 64 Grafton Street from Maire Ní Gabann, Ard Runaidte, Sinn Fein, 3 Lower Abbey Street. Sinn Fein understands that the Society has invited Mr. Richard O’Sullivan Q.C. to lecture in the Aberdeen Hall on 9th January 1955. He was the Crown Prosecutor when Barnes and McCormack were sentenced to death in Birmingham in 1939. A large number of people will object to his public appearance.

Note from Fr. George J. O’Sullivan to +McQuaid thanking him for his generous gift.

Letter from Joseph A. Carroll to +McQuaid informing him he proposes to issue diocesan licences for The Port of Tears: a life of Fr. John Sullivan and Breviary of Piety.

Letter from Fr. Thomas O’Reilly, North William Street to Fr. Mangan regarding a leaflet by Charbel Press on St. Philomena. It was produced under the direction of Fr. Paul O’Sullivan, O.P. Annotated by +McQuaid.