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Copy letter from Boyle to Newmann, Vice President of Development, De Paul University, Chicago, thanking Newmann for the encouragement in Boyle seeking support for the Law School at UCG.

Copy letter from Boyle to Brady, Vice-President of Development, Chicago, thanking her for the support and experience he learned regarding development of the Law School at UCG and states that a not for profit Friends of Galway University was established in Ohio.

Letter from Dunne to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his information on student study in Ireland and that Dunne hopes to develop further Boyle proposal for expanded Law School at UCG.

Letters between Klein and Boyle. Klein thanks Boyle for his letter of assistance regarding her association with the New York Bar Association and Boyle asks is Klein can support his outlined plan for U.S fundraising towards developing the Law School at UCG.

Press cutting from unknown publication detailing the philanthropic efforts and actions of Dr. Eoin McKiernan towards Irish cultural bodies.

File of typescript and manuscript correspondence between Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others discussing and working on a development plan, led by Boyle, for the Law Faculty at University College Galway. This development drive included building Library and academic staffing resources. Documents include a list of "Current Needs" by the Law Faculty, detailed reports by Boyle on the Law Faculty, facilities, staffing, resources and plans for requirements, details of the 'Friends of U.C.G.' group in Chicago, Report compiled by Boyle on "Development Committee UCG: Report from K. Boyle on Chicago Trip, Nov 1982 and other such records. Letters are present between Boyle and Judge Arthur Dunne, Chicago District Judge, Terence F. McCarthy, Executive Director, Federal Defender Programme, U.S. District Court, Chicago; Dr. Colm Ó hEocha, President, University College Galway; Christine G. Cooper, Asst. Prof. of Law, Loyola University of Chicago; Seamus O'Cathail, Academic Secretary, University College Galway; Mark Rutherford, Centre for Study of Human Rights, Columbia University, New York; Liam Canniffe, Consul General of Ireland, Chicago and Peter E. O'Rourke, Attorney, Detroit, Michigan.

File of typescript and manuscript correspondence between Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others discussing and working on a development plan, led by Boyle, for the Law Faculty at University College Galway. This development drive included building Library and academic staffing resources. Documents include letters between Boyle and numerous others such as P.J. Mone, Baker & McKenzie, Chicago; Dr. Joseph A Watson, Industrial Liaison Officer, University College Galway; Charles Brecht, Brakeley, John Price Jones Inc., Connecticut, USA; Judge Arthur Dunne, Chicago; William J. Harte, Attorney, Chicago; Judge Daniel P. Ward, Illinois Supreme Court, Chicago; James Fahy, U.S. Representative and Director of Development, U.C.G.; James O'Connor, Chairman of the board, Commonwealth Edison, Chicago; Terence F. McCarthy, Federal Defender Programme, Chicago; Prof. Chris Cooper, Loyola University School of Law; Robert Clifford, Attorney, Chicago; Liam Cunniffe, Consulate-General of Ireland, Chicago; John Lanigan, Illinois; David E. Walsh; Gordon Christenson, Dean of Law, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Other documents include a program from Eighty-Third Annual Banquet of the Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago (17 Mar 1984); a flyer entitled "The Faculty of Law, University College Galway, Ireland, American Appeal", and a report entitled "Documentation on the Law Faculty, prepared for the meeting with President, Registrar and Academic Secretary, Dec 2, 1986".

Letter from James W Blake, Galway, enclosing caretaker notices between John Wilson Lynch and the Cavanaghs, Caherillan [parish of Kiltartan, County Galway] asking him to sign and date them.

Letter from [ Burke]. Clerk's Office, Gort Union, telling him the amount of cess due on a Dermody's holding at Leagh North. He states that they have kept an eye on the place but that there is nothing worth seizing, only goats.

Letter from R B Tivy, Galway Branch of the Provincial Bank of Ireland, commenting that he had been talking to his friend, J Murray Walker, in relation to the possibility of selling lands under Lord Ashbourne's Act. Walker has already done something similar for Mr Dawson of Houndswood [near Cross, Co Mayo] and he would be happy to do the same from John Wilson Lynch.