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Photocopies of a report (2 pp) in eight points following meetings held by Secretary of State for Northern Ireland [Peter Brooke] on 16 October [1991], concerning the three strands in the current cross-border and multi-party talks, and focussing on Sir Ninian Stephen's call for 'Heads of Agreement' from each party as a basis for his forthcoming report. Point 1) states 'Intensive shuttle diplomacy on the part of Sir N Stephen. Atmosphere improves.' and point 8) terminates with 'Events in the next couple of weeks could move rapidly and unpredictably.' (Dated by Sinn Féin's Setting the record straight (1994). With captions by [Éamonn Downey] stating importance of this document for its illustrating the channel of information via Duddy.)

Blank report cards on the state of Irish in each parish [in Irish].

Report by John Boyd on methods of increasing circulation of Threshold, as requested by Ciaran McKeown, and assisted by Diana Hyde.

Report by I/O of I.R.A. 1st Western Division to the C/S. Capture of their column by 300 Free State troops and loss of rifles and ammunition.

'Report on the Department of Jurisprudence and Political Economy' by C.F. Bastable.

Lawyers Committee for Human Rights report "Beyond Collusion: The UK Security Forces and the Murder of Patrick Finucane", 12/02/2002.

[Archivist’s Note: Patrick Finucane was a Northern Irish lawyer who specialised in criminal defence work. Finucane came to prominence due to his successful challenge of the British government in several important human rights cases during the 1980s. He was killed by loyalist paramilitaries from the Ulster Defence Association (UDA), acting in collusion with British security services on 12th February 1989.]

This file consists of a report and press release from the Houses of the Oireachtas: "An Comhchoiste um Oideachais agus Coimirce Shóisialach: tuarascáil ar Dhréacht-Scéim Ghinerálta an Bhille Oideachais (Ligean Isteach ar Scoil) [Joint Committee on Education and Social Protection: report on the Draft General Scheme of the Education (Admission to School) Bill,], 2013” March 2014.

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Copy letter of reply John Wilson Lynch to Winterbotham, Gurney and Co, stating that he may be forced to sell some of the railway stock, as he had received nothing from the property yet, although most of it has been sold to the Land Commission. His trustee Capt George Lynch Staunton has to sanction the sale of the railway stock.

Reply of Adjutant General(unnamed) to the O/C 1st Western Division chastising him for the action at Gort, how is was carried out, asking for names, ranks and addresses of Free State prisoners taken and details of weaponry and asking for statement from the priest who witnessed the incident.

Reply of the applicant to the observations of the Government of Turkey submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights in the Aslantaş case. The reply submits that any purported domestic remedy is illusory and ineffective, that at no point has Aslantaş advocated violence or sought to interfere with the rights of others, and that Aslantaş has been unable to work freely as a lawyer and is being targeted for his human rights work, especially with regards to assisting in bringing cases before the Commission. Attached are two statements (in Turkish with English translation) from Aslantaş which were not submitted with the replies. The first statement is addressed to the European Commission of Human Rights, stating that the denial of his appeal by the Supreme Court constitutes the exhaustion of his domestic remedies. He notes the prejudicial language of the decision, and that he is also being tried in two other cases in Diyarbakır State Security Court. The second statement is addressed to Diyarbakır State Security Court No. 3, refuting testimony by Abdulhakim Güven, former prisoners' representative at Diyarbakır E-Type Prison, who accused Aslantaş of being affiliated with the PKK and the Kurdistan National Assembly ('It is clear that Abdulhakim Güven has not hesitated to make imputations against everyone he knows in one way or another in order to save himself').