No. 301 NAI DFA Secretary's Files P15(i)

Code telegram from Colman O'Donovan to the Department of External Affairs (Dublin)
(No. 61) (Personal) (Handwritten copy by Sheila Murphy)

Holy See, 25 September 1940¹

Following is confidential and urgent for Walshe:-

In view of rumours from two Vatican sources concerning Galway and Dublin saw substitute this morning and pressed for pre-publication information as a _____² and very special case. Holy Father at this season is available to Heads of Missions desiring audiences and substitute thought that I should make this request of him. Please cable at once if you desire me to ask for audience and instruct me what to say. It would be desirable also to let me have information regarding general situation in Ireland and position regarding Minister as I am likely to be questioned as to both.

¹ This document is dated by its received date because there is no indication of its date of despatch.

² Word missing in original.

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Code telegram from Colman O'Donovan to the Department of External Affairs (Dublin) (No. 61) (Personal) (Handwritten copy by Sheila Murphy)

Code telegram from Colman O'Donovan to the Department of External Affairs (Dublin)
(No. 61) (Personal) (Handwritten copy by Sheila Murphy)