McCarthy, Mary, Counihan, Mary, Stack, Siobhan, Listowel, Co. Kerry. They are seeking the support of the Archbishop to have the Marriage Rule for teachers modified. 13/11ea. 27 July 1969 McCarthy, Nodlaig, 24 Windsor Park, Belfast 9, seeking an appointment. 13/11eb. 7 January -28 June 1971 McCarthy, Nodlaig, 1 Clyde Road, Dublin 4, thanking + McQuaid for his Christmas card, for making it possible to interview Cardinal Heenan, his Pastoral Letter and seeking an appointment.

McCullagh, Mrs. A. E., 12 Windsor Road, Rathmines. Seeks the Archbishop’s Help in overcoming a cruel injustice from a Government Department.

Zealous Members of our Holy Church. Begs the Archbishop to use all his influence to prevent the Duke and Duchess of Windsor from taking up residence in Eire.

Telford, David, 2 Windsor Terrace, Malahide. Informs + McQuaid that he is entering the Divinity School, Trinity College, with the view to be ordained.

• 6 October 1970 File relating to 97 Windsor Drive.

Copy letter from +McQuaid to Senator Magennis asking if he will act as delegate for the Dublin Diocese at the Newman Centenary celebrations at Beaumont, Old Windsor.

Copy of a letter from Mgr. Kappes to Msgr. McGowan. It states that St. Anthony’s Hospital did place advertisements for registered nurses in several Irish newspapers. They did not require attendance at the American College of Personnel Efficiency and would prefer if they did not do so. The Hospital was also in touch with an International Employment Agency in Windsor, Canada. The Agency was contacted by a Dr. Phillips, 69 Merrion Square, Dublin, on the 25th July 1957, asking about the jobs and the state of St. Anthony’s Hospital. It suggests that he is the one who placed the advertisement in Irish newspapers. Neither Mgr. Kappes or the Sisters at the Hospital knew anything about Scientology.