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TS document entitled "N.I.C.R.A.: Infiltration by ['Official Irish Republican Army'] O.I.R.A.. Headings within the report include Infiltration, The Influence of the Official Republican Movement and Republican Clubs in NICRA, Involvement in NICRA by members of the Official IRA and the significance of infiltration of NICRA. Reference data includes "Aitken Team's Closing Submissions" and "Chapter 1 - Background - NICRA: Infiltration by OIRA". Includes extensive manuscript annotation and comment by Kevin Boyle.

Photocopy of assorted press cuttings taken from various Northern Ireland newspapers. Stories are highlighted that relate to issues in the build-up and fall-out from Bloody Sunday. Also stories that relate directly to Kevin Boyle, NICRA, internment, civil rights marches and other such matters. Included are advertisements directly for the march in Derry on 30th January 1972.

Photo, copy of assorted case documents, judgements, research notes and other related documents such as notes on Republican Clubs, Forde Vs. McEldowney, Arrest Under Special Powers Act, RE. Keenan and Anor, RE. John Gerald Mackey, Hume and others Vs. Londonderry Justices. Index included.

TS document being a history of the NICRA and with chapters entitled NICRA - It's Role and Functions, Marches: The Validity of the Ban; In Aid of the Civil Power; Soldiers as Policemen and Policing the March.

Files relating to the practice and policy of internment without trial of those suspected of Republican activities in Northern Ireland.

File of typescript documents from various groups advocating for protest against Internment Without Trial in Northern Ireland. Includes statement from formed committee The Northern Ireland Freedom and Justice Campaign; statement signed by various academics and teachers of Law, including Kevin Boyle (Oct 14 1971); Hibernia magazine - 'End Internment Campaign' and a note of a protest, drafted by [Kevin Boyle] and said to be signed by 66 barristers. Statement from the Ad-Hoc Group to End Internment, outlining opinion against policy of internment and stating a meeting of invited members from various groups (list of groups attached) will be held to discuss potential end to the policy. Document is signed by Kevin McCorry. (n.d.) Attached is a card with anti-Internment imagery.
Print copy of Public Order Act (1951), sent to Boyle with note attached, copy "as requested".

File of manuscript and typescript letters between Kevin Boyle and others regarding issue of internment and the Special Powers Act, security in Northern Ireland and other such matters. File includes letter from H. Moore, of the Irish Communist Party (I.C.P) to Boyle and J. Narain enclosing a letter of response from the I.C.P regarding comments made by Boyle and Narain in the Belfast Telegraph (Nov 1961)
A note sent to Boyle care of the N.I.C.R.A. members of the Annual International Cultural Congress of [Chianciano] Italy condemning the practice of Internment in Northern Ireland; letter from R. Ramsey, Principal Private Secretary, Stormont Castle, acknowledging receipt of letter from Kevin Boyle. TS letter marked 'Personal' from Kevin Boyle to Mr. David Nelligan, Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin, detailing "in the light of the upcoming talks in London", Boyle's opinions and thoughts on security in Northern Ireland, extradition, sentencing and policing in the face of counter-terrorism in Northern Ireland, references the Warrenpoint explosion, references proposal he makes on extraterritorial jurisdiction legislation and the "new EEC agreement on Terrorism' as well as other related matters. (1 Sep 1979)
Letter from Patrick Joseph (P.J.) McClean, Beragh, Co. Tyrone, writing to Boyle following McClean's release from Long Kesh. McClean was interned under the Special Powers Act, and offers personal thoughts on the ongoing policy of Internment in Northern Ireland and conditions experienced there at the present. (n.d. [1972]);
Letter from the Newry Anti-Internment Committee, inviting Boyle to be a speaker at an upcoming public Study Session on Internment in Newry. Notice of said public event is attached. (6 Nov 1973)
Copy letter signed by J Mulvenna and sent to 'Mr. Boyle, from the Northern Ireland Community Relations Commission, Belfast, concerning an upcoming meeting of those concerned with the Ballymurphy Report. (28 Jan 1971).
Also handwritten page of notes by Boyle mentioning internment in Northern Ireland. (No Date).

TS document being a guide to the report of the European Commission of Human Rights in the case of Ireland Vs. The United Kingdom, concerning cases of abuse of human rights in Northern Ireland by policies of the British Government. The case was submitted to the European Commission of Human Rights in Strasbourg relating to breaches of the European Convention on Human Rights.

Press cuttings making reference and reaction to internment from John Hume, and coverage of letter signed by 66 barristers, including Kevin Boyle, who are calling for an end to the policy of Internment Without Trial. File also includes various flyers advocating against Internment, some published by People's Democracy. Also a flyer present calling for end of violence in Vietnam War.

Published booklet compiled by Father Denis Faul, Dungannon and Father Raymond Murray, Armagh, entitled "Whitelaw's Tribunals: Long Kesh Internment Camp, November 1972 - January 1973. It is stated the proceeds from sales of the booklet are to go to the internee's dependents' fund.