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Files relating to chapter by Etienne Rynne published in a book of essays in honour of Raleigh Radford. Rynne chapter was entitled "Unnoticed Constructional Feature in Insular Church and Castle Building".
File 1: Includes manuscript draft and typescript final draft of the article.

File 2: File include research notes, manuscript notes and drawings and research material by Rynne. Also includes black and white and also photographic prints of archaeological sites examined by Rynne. Sites and locations include and refer to evidence of 'Rynne Holes' at Monasterboice; Caerphilly Castle, Glamorganshire; Bloody Tower, Tower of London; Boyle Abbey, Co. Roscommon; Hore Abbey, Co. Tipperary; St. Caimin's Inis Cealtra, Co. Clare; Aghadoe, Co. Kerry; Kilmallock Priory, Co Limerick; Abbeyknockmoy, Co. Galway; St. German's Cathedral, Isle of Man; Strade Priory, Co. Mayo; Lanercost Priory, Cumberland; Ferns, Co. Wexford. Manuscript research notes present for sites at Buttevant Co. Cork; Sligo Abbey; Fanore, Co. Clare; Dominican Priory, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick; Abbeyshrule Cistercian Abbey; Roche Castle, Co. Louth, and other sites around Ireland.

File 3: Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and the publishers of the volume, regarding the publication of Rynne's chapter; also correspondence between Rynne and various academics, curators and others who discussed matters and research with Rynne regarding 'Rynne holes' and related topics, from Ireland, Wales, and England.

File of colour illustrations being costume designs for an unnamed production by Macnas.

File of assorted colour and also black and white photographic prints, contact sheets, and negatives, from events and productions from Pan Pan Theatre Company. No labels present.

File of black and white photographs of productions but which are unlabelled. They images feature predominantly Genevieve Lyons in a range of roles. The plays are likely all or in the majority Globe Theatre Company productions. Those also pictured include Micheál Mac Liammóir, Godfrey Quigley, Milo O'Shea and others.

MS note by [ ] with reference to 'People's Assembly', Miss Geraldine Brown and a contact number.

Material in this subsubseries relates to cases where Mary Robinson’s involvement was unknown, if it indeed existed.

Kevin Boyle was a Postdoctorate Associate in Sociology at University of Yale from Autumn semester 1972. File includes:
a social security card for Kevin Boyle;
a membership card for the "American League of Undivided Ireland" for 1973;
press cutting from the Yale Weekly Bulletin and Calendar, detailing recent appointments within Yale University, including Boyle's appointment (11 Dec 1972);
A Christmas card, blank, with a sketch of Yale University Library on the cover;
a campus map for Yale University;
a TS letter, written to Kevin Boyle at Yale Law School, from John Farrar, Faculty of Law, University of Bristol, detailing reasons why Kevin's paper on civil liberties and law was not published in a law journal. (16 Feb 1973);
TS letter to Boyle from Rona [ ], Department of Sociology, Clark University, Worcester, Massachusetts, thanking Boyle for his talks and lectures (23 Oct 1972);
a MS list of songs by American soul singers. Headed paper is from Lillian Louise Hall, New Haven Connecticut. (n.d.)
a black and white photograph with MS note on reverse by Boyle, "View from Cathy Neville's house, Snake Hill, Belmont, Boston. (n.d.),
press releases and details of public lectures given at various U.S. locations by Boyle, some entitled are: "The Irish Struggle" (17 Jan 1973); "Ireland, Civil Rights and Law", Smith College, Northampton, Massechusetts (16 Mar 1982); "Irish Problems: New Solutions" at University of Detroit. (10 Mar 1972)

Correspondence between Kevin Boyle and individuals at University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom, regarding Boyle teaching at the University. File includes:
TS letter from G.P. Wilson, Professor of Law at University Warwick, explaining to Wilson that Boyle has applied for a lectureship at Queen's University , Belfast, and mentions having made a second application to visit and teach at Warwick (26 Jun 1968)
TS letter from Wilson to Boyle, discussing Boyle's interest and proposed move to Warwick. (28 June 1968);
TS circular stating "an informal meeting of a small number of radical university teachers occurred at Warwick University, detailing the need for developing a communication between higher education institutions "as a means of fighting the isolation and fragmentation of the British Academic Left." (n.d.);
TS letter from Prof. William Twining, University of Warwick, to Kevin Boyle, at Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, congratulating Boyle on his promotion (27 June 1975);
TS letter from Des [ ], Dean of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, discussing with Boyle to arrange his visit to Warwick as long as it doesn't interfere with his teaching. (30 Nov 1975);
TS letter from D. Lowry, Lecturer in Law, University of Warwick, detailing visiting lectures to be delivered by Boyle in Criminal Law. (26 Jan 1976)
TS letter from M.L. Shattock, Academic Registrar, University of Warwick to Boyle, offering Boyle a position as part-time teacher in the School of Law for the period 16-20 Feb 1976. (9 Feb 1976)
Copy TS letter from Boyle, accepting the terms of the position. (13 Feb 1976).
TS letter from Boyle to William Twining outlining the lecture topic Boyle will be giving entitled "Retrospectivity, Penalties and the Criminal Law: An Analysis of R. V. John Noel Deery." (16 June 1977)

File of records relating to appointment of Prof. Kevin Boyle as a lecturer at the University of San Diego, School of Law at its Dublin Institute on International and Comparative Law, teaching a module on International Human Rights between July and August 1983. File includes signed contracts confirming terms and conditions of the position by Boyle, Sheldon Krantz, Dean and Herbert I. Lazerow, Director. File also includes MS and TS correspondence between Boyle and others such as Tim Reilly, Associate Professor, University of Southern Florida, thanking Boyle for his contribution to the summer school and asking him to consider directing the program in 1984 (9 Sep 1983); Prof. L. Lazerow, University of San Diego, offering comments on the Summer program, a letter from John J. Kellegher, Prof. of Law, University of San Diego discussing the possibility of a 'Galway program' on Human Rights (17 Aug 1982). Also a letter from Boyle to Prof. Lazerow stating he will not be in a position to teach on the Summer program in 1986. (12 Sep 1985)