File of documents relating to conferences attended by and/or contributed to by Prof. Kevin Boyle, including: "National Human Rights Institutions: What Makes Them Effective?", Notre Dame University, London, Boyle delivered opening address (1 Nov 2003); Programme from The Department of Foreign Affairs (Ireland) sixth annual NGO Forum on Human Rights, Croke Park, Dublin. Boyle was Special Rapporteur for the conference. (Dec 2004); Conference on the European Constitutional Treaty: a Critical assessment, University of Essex (Nov 2004); conference on "Freedom to Manifest One's Religion . . .", British Institute of International and Comparative Law, London. Boyle was a speaker at this conference. Conference pack including final report from the conference on "Human Rights: Interpretation and Implementation", an alumni conference on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the Human Rights Centre, University of Essex (4-6 Jul 2008), organised by Prof. Kevin Boyle.
CD-RW containing 204 aerial photographs and 30 ground-level photographs of areas within proposed corridors for realignment of the N4 road through County Westmeath. All photographs are from July 2002 despite the title of the CD-RW.
CD-RW containing Word documents (.doc) describing 33 coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites in County Cork. Descriptions of each fort include colour photographs, national grid references, and physical location descriptions. Each document comprises a page of a report on promontory forts submitted by Markus Casey to the Heritage Council (see P164/2/2/5).
CD-RW containing 52 aerial photographs of coastal promontory forts and potential promontory fort sites in County Dublin.
CD-RW containing 88 landscape photographs of notable sites in the vicinity of the R370 road, County Roscommon.
CD-RW containing 82 landscape photographs of notable sites in the vicinity of the R370 road, County Roscommon.
CD-RW containing 258 aerial photographs of notable sites in the vicinity of the R370 road, County Roscommon, including archaeological sites in the path of road construction (18 March 2003), plus a letter in .doc format from Markus Casey to the Roscommon National Road Design Office (24 February 2003, 1p).
CD-RW containing personal family photographs taken by Markus Casey during a trip to Malmö, Sweden.