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Correspondence with BBC Northern Ireland, Bord Scannán na hÉireann and Samson Films Ltd re productions and rights to Patricia Burke-Brogan's work.

Material in this subseries relates to Conradh na Gaeilge’s Television licence campaign, where members of the public refused to pay due to the lack of Irish language programmes available on RTÉ, and to the many court cases that resulted. It includes press releases, correspondence, photographs, flyers and cuttings.

Tag / Ref: G60/29/19

Black and white photograph of carved stone st Turoe, Loughrea, Co. Galway. Also includes colour postcard image of the stone and other mounted photocopy prints of the stone and carvings.

TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum, inviting Hannum to visit Galway with family, updating that Michael O'Boyle has got married. "Other developments include the fact that it seems more and more unlikely that anything will come of the Homosexual case" (Dudgeon V. The United Kingdom) and discusses this in detail.

"Handwritten rough draft of song ""Túrna Mháire Mac Gabháin so chan"", from a Connacht man named McDonough."

"Handwritten rough draft of song ""Túrna Mháire Mac Gabháin so chan"", from a Connacht man named McDonough."

Turkish-language documents sourced by the applicants'' representation in the Akdivar and others case, including government documents and press clippings.

Correspondence regarding the submission to the European Court of Human Rights of domestic investigation files pertaining to the kidnapping and murder of Savaş Buldan.

Three compiled reports published by the Turkish Medical Association regarding the impact of the conflict in southeastern Turkey on medical personnel. The list of reports in order includes:
'Health Services and Problems of Health Personnel in the Southeastern Region' (March 1994, 37pp);
'In the Southeastern and Eastern Anatolia Region Impacts of Armed Conflict Partnership on the Professional Practices of Physicians and Other Health Personnel' (November 1993, 3pp);
'Doctor's Judgment of the Guilty of the Suspect: Legal Liability for Treatment' (November 1993, 9pp);
'World Medical Association Statement in Times of Armed Conflict and Other Situations of Violence' (2pp).

Compilation of correspondence and documents pertaining to the 13 April 1994 arrest and detainment of Nebahat Akkoç by the anti-terror branch of the Diyarbakır Security Directorate. Akkoç was originally sentenced on 2 July 1997 to 3 years and 9 months in jail plus a 3-year band from the public service. This decision was revoked by the 9th Penal Office of Supreme Court of Appeal on 10 November 1997 due to lack of evidence. Includes:
1) Letter (in English) from Michael O'Boyle, Section Registrar, European Court of Human Rights, to Kevin Boyle and Françoise Hampson (9 August 2000, 1p) enclosing the following letter:
2) Letter (in French) from Bahadır Kaleli, Deputy Permanent Representative of Turkey to the Council of Europe, to O’Boyle regarding the state of the internal investigation into Akkoç’s treatment (6 July 2000, 1p);
3) Letter (in English) from O’Boyle to Boyle and Hampson (24 August 2000, 1p) enclosing the following:
4) Letter (in French) from Kaleli to O’Boyle which enclosed a report as requested by the Court on Akkoç’s treatment (11 August 2000, 1p);
5) Report (in Turkish) issued by Ayhan Acet, Class 3 Security Director and Branch Security Director, detailing Akkoç’s case and claiming that there is no evidence to prove grounds of torture and that a report prepared by the Diyarbakır Hospital stated that there was no evidence of beating or bodily force (21 June 2000, 2pp, 2 copies);
6) English-language translation of 5) (3pp).