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              Letter from [ ] to Boyle
              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/1/13 · Item · [n.d.]
              Part of Academic

              Unsigned letter to Boyle discussing such issues as the Donnelly et al case at Strasbourg, commenting on case details, calling the applicants "prisoners of the NICRA", suggesting Sean McBride may be consulted on the case, also mentions other cases such as the Kearns trial. Also comments on army and police violence in Northern Ireland: "The army is basically still intimidating people and beating them up . . ." and discusses other such matters on violence in Northern Ireland. Note: Pagination of letters is not in direct order and pages are written on reverse of each other.

              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/1/22 · Item · 08/12/1972
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Nick [ ] to Boyle, discussing updates on ALAC committee and conference and also discussing contact with solicitor Francis Keenan.

              Addresses for contacts
              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/1/23 · Item · [n.d.]
              Part of Academic

              Note of contact addresses for Rev. Ray Helmick, S.J., New York and R. Hauser, London.

              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/1/24 · Item · 10/11/1972
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Myles, Belfast to Boyle, discussing publishing works by Boyle and also updating on conditions in Northern Ireland: "Things in Belfast continue as bad as ever. the Protestants seem to be becoming much more aggressive of late & [raids in Eire], in reprisal for N.I. bombings, have taken place. . . .I think everyone is depressed in Ulster at the moment." and also comments on political intervention in the conflict.

              Jan 1973 - Mar 1973
              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2 · Sub-section · 01/1972-03/1973
              Part of Academic

              File of correspondence between Kevin Boyle and various individuals from during Boyle's time as an academic at Yale University, Connecticut. Also some letters during this time are addressed to Boyle at Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast.

              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2/5 · Item · 15/01/1973
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Boyle to Osborogh, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, stating his worry over lack of response and his concern over scripts.

              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2/9 · Item · 19/01/1973
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Niall Osborogh, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, to Boyle, stating the delay is at his end and details comments on scripts as requested in previous letter by Boyle.

              Letter from B V V
              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2/15 · Item · [02/1973]
              Part of Academic

              Letter from [B. V V], Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, to Boyle at Yale University, wishing Boyle well on his trip to Northern Ireland.

              Letter from K[ ] to Boyle
              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2/18 · Item · 15/02/1973
              Part of Academic

              Letter from K[ ], School of Law, Trinity College, University of Dublin, to Boyle, seeking to meet Boyle in the future.

              UGA A/A44/5/4/3/2/20 · Item · 27/02/1973
              Part of Academic

              Letter from Osborogh, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin, to Boyle at Yale University, thanking Boyle for marking student papers and going on to discuss current social matters such as the upcoming election (in Ireland) "The gossip, for what is worth, is that Fianna Fail may lose" and also commenting on Northern Ireland, "People here, by and large, are as tired with the North as [ ] plainly is. The latest development is the SDLP's decision to meet with William Craig. . . All I can say is they are welcome to him."