Handwritten letter from + J. Walsh to + McQuaid asking that he allow a young man, Desmond McAteer, take up a job in Trinity College. Waterford

Letter from Sac. G. Paro to Fr. Richard Glennon enclosing a rescript allowing a Votive Mass to be said for Rev. Mgr. Walsh.

Handwritten letter to +McQuaid from + J. Walsh, Tuam. Everything is now clear, and in spite of mischief-makers he thinks all will turn out well for the Church and the people.

Typed letter to +McQuaid from Arthur J. Walsh, Medical Superintendent, Ballyowen Sanatorium, thanking him for giving permission to have Midnight Mass on Christmas Night.

Copy of typed letter to the Secretary, Department of Finance, seeking sanction from the Minister for permission for +McQuaid to transfer the sum of £110 by cable to the Banco di Roma in favour of Mr. Walsh, Irish Ambassador, for the benefit of Italian Catholic Action.

Copy letter from Kevin G. Walsh, Templeogue to the Secretary, Swedish Embassy, Merrion Road regarding an advertisement in the ‘Evening Herald’. His son responded to this advertisement which requested pen pals and in return was sent information on how to obtain pornographic material. The latter was signed by Barbro Eriksson. Copies of the letter were also sent to the Minister for Justice and William Ratcliffe, ‘Evening Herald’. Books (Diocesan Censors)

-1 February 1964 Copy of ‘Effeta: a clerical students’ magazine’, Winter 1963-1964 with correspondence between +McQuaid, Fr. John Kingston, censor, Fr. John Horgan, UCD and Fr. Dermot Walsh, Provincial S.V.D. fathers. +McQuaid withdraws his imprimatur from the publication due to its content. An Cine Gaedhael

File relating to the Will of Fr. Patrick Walsh deceased.

10-20 July 1942 Letters from Fr. P.J. Walsh to +McQuaid referring to the letter regarding Catholics and Trinity College, the significance of the Statutes of the Concilium Plenarium of 1927, and a dance hall.

Letter from Mgr. Curran thanking the Archbishop for his donation. He also mentions his time working in Drumcondra [secretary to Archbishop William -1921], and the repairs to Blacklion. He mentions the boys’ school and the problem of emigration.