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Correspondence with the university regarding the placement of students in Muintir na Tíre Guilds.

These files relate to Boyle's time at University of Maine Law School, at which he was Scholar in Residence in September 1982. This period saw the growth of the professional connections and relationship between Prof. Kevin Boyle and Prof. Orlando Delogu, Law Faculty, University of Maine. This relationship saw exchange programmes in law between Galway and Maine and the deposit of a major collection of U.S. law texts and journals to the Hardiman Library of University College Galway which was arranged by Delogu.

Files relating to teaching, research and administrative duties by Kevin Boyle while at University of Essex.

Files of records relating to Prof. Kevin Boyle's appointment to the University of Essex as an academic within the Faculty of Law and as Director of the Human Rights Centre. Correspondence relates to Boyle's research, teaching and professional as well as personal contacts within the international field of Human Rights. Letters also relate to the publishing of material by Boyle in this period, contribution on various boards and journals in an advisory capacity, public speaking engagements and other such matters. Other series of files in this section include manuscript teaching notes and files on various graduate Human Rights Courses at University of Essex, matters relating to the administration of the Centre for Human Rights, international research projects, conferences and other related issues.

TS confidential letter of recommendation for Kevin Boyle for graduate work in sociology, University of California, Berkeley. Also letter from Mrs. G. Rosenthal, Administrative Assistant, University of California, Berkely, enclosing a check [sic] to Boyle, addressed to Boyle at Yale Law School.

Set of University notes on Milton

Copies of 'Bulletin', news magazine of La Trobe University and which includes news of Kevin Boyle at Law Tobe, details of public speaking engagements, feature articles including "Ireland - Prospectus for a Settlement" by Boyle (Vol 16, No. 8) and "Ireland: A Possible Solution". (Vol 16, No. 15)

Correspondence from various universities to Patricia regarding talks, advice, conferences and projects relating to her work and her experience and knowledge of the Magdalene Laundries.
Correspondence and articles regarding the Honorary Conferring she received on the 21 October 2014.

Material such as playbills from productions from the University College Galway Drama Society. The society included Garry Hynes, Marie Mullen and others prior to their establishment of Druid Theatre Company.

Assorted records and programmes relating to University College Galway Drama Society. Includes "Sticks and Stones" 25-27 Jan 1974. Written by David Rabe and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Jesuit Hall, Sea Road, Galway. Photocopy of playbill featuring list of cast and production crew members and also biographical details of cast members and production crew including Marie Mullen, Garry Hynes. Also includes details of the play and various advertisements. 5 pp "Elizabeth One" Jan 1975 Written by Paul Foster and directed by Garry Hynes. Produced at Jesuit Hall, Sea Road, Galway. Includes photocopy of playbill from the production play details, cast and production crew list and other details. Cast members include Marie Mullen and Pat Connaughton. 14 pp "Is É Duirt Polonius" Feb 1977 Written by Críostóir Ó Floinn. Also includes cast list for student production of "Gondoliers or The King of Barataria". 7 pp; "The Loves of Cass McGuire" written by Brian Friel and produced by Garry Hynes, 28-30 Jan 1972; "Tiny Alice" by Edward Albee and directed by Garry Hynes, staged at the Jesuit Hall, Salthill.
Programme from the 29th Western Drama Festival, March 1972, which included a production of "The Loves of Cass Maguire" written by Brian Friel and produced by Garry Hynes for the University College Galway Dramatic Society.
File also includes a programme from the 1984 Irish Student Drama Association Festival held in Galway at the Aula Maxima, UCG and at Druid Lane Theatre. Includes a message from Garry Hynes and also from Sabina Coyle Higgins. Attached is a black and white photograph of the cast of production by an Cumann Drámíochta, UCG.