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File of documents relating to Sri Lanka and Human Rights / Human Rights Task Force. Includes letter from Jull Sharp, Overseas Visitor Section, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, to Boyle, Thanking Boyle for his time in meeting with Mr. Bakmiwewa, the Legal Director of the Human Rights Task Force and commenting on the work ongoing at University of Essex. Also includes fax letters RE arrangements of visit for Bakmiwewa, a biographical note of Bakmiwewa; issue of Law and Society Trust, Fortnight Review, May 1996, Vol VI, Issue 103, focusing on Sri Lanka; issue of The Gazette of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka (7 June 1995)

Set of index cards describing some of the features of Sraith Sháile, [Scrahallia], including Caorán, the Mass path (for Ballinafad Church), Altóir, and Gleann Mór.

"Handwritten draft of song entitled """"Sraid lu Bua"", index 150."

"Handwritten draft of song beginning ""Sráid a' buachaill Ruaidh""."

"Letter from Sr. M Scolastaca, Clochar na Úrsalach, Sligeach, to An tAthair Mhic an Mheidh, Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, commenting on fifty letters she received about the paper. ""Wouldn't it be better if there wasn't love-making in the articles as in Turas go hAran, as a girl in Nat. Sch. Have made a lot over it tho' there was nothing objectionable still it caused talk - which I sat on!"""

Letter from Sr. M Scolastaca, Clochar na Úrsalach, Sligeach, to An tAthair Mhic an Mheidh, Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, apologising for not returning his plays earlier, and that their best Irish reader Sr. M Buchmans has not had time to read them. She complains that only English is being spoken at the moment, and that it is a big turnaround from three years previously.

Letter from Sr. M Scolastaca, Clochar na Úrsalach, Sligeach, to An tAthair Mhic an Mheidh, Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, asking if he wants the number returned from Sr Catríona [in Irish].

"Letter from Sr. M Scolastaca, Clochar na Úrsalach, Sligeach, to An tAthair Mhic an Mheidh, Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, enclosing ""Rosses Point"" and J Cullens life, and comments that the second book should be read by a number of young curates. ""I fear there is a wave of anti-clericalism mounting amongst the young people, God grant it won't rise, it would be awful in holy Ireland"". She asks him to pray for her cousin Bertie O'Malley who died in Nigeria at the age of twenty-four."

"Letter from Sr. M Scolastaca, Clochar na Úrsalach, Sligeach, to An tAthair Mhic an Mheidh, Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, thanking him for his kind comments, ""You certainly know how to get the soft side of people"". She has not yet finalised the essay of Rosses Point. He has persuaded Sr Catherine to restart her lectures, ""unfortunately I have never been to Blarney Castle, ahem!"" She says that she will try to send another article when she can, and asks if he liked the book he sent her."