File of letters between Kevin Boyle and numerous others. Boyle is based at the Faculty of Law at University College Galway at this time. Correspondents include:
Copy letter from Dean Dennis O'Driscoll, U.C.G. to Prof. Jay Blumler, Leeds regarding U.S. and European newspapers report on Human Rights Issues in Central America;
MS note from Brice Dickinson, University of Ulster, to Boyle, enclosing copy of correspondence as mentioned, between Dickson, Committee on the administration of Justice in Northern Ireland, Belfast, and the Northern Ireland Office, London, concerning the U.K. Government announcement that it was withdrawing its notices of derogation from the European Convention on Human Rights and the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. (Sep 1984 - Jan 1985)
Alan Goodison, British Embassy, Dublin;
Mr. Justice O'Higgins;
Martin McGorry of the Democratic Socialist Party;
Copy letter from Boyle to Patrick McAntee, congratulating him on his calling to the inner bar, also discusses in detail and at length, his work with the I.A.L.T., Boyle's work, along with Bob Clarke, of the Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated, legal cases and matters such as sentencing etc.; Correspondence between Boyle and William Hutchinson, a Loyalist prisoner in Long Kesh Prison, serving a life sentence and who writes to Boyle seeking help regarding a case against conditions for 'life serving prisoners' (items 8-11);
Letter from Boyle to Rex. Mackey, S.C., the Four Courts, Dublin;
Alice Henkin, Columbia University, New York;
Mr. Justice Ronan Keane, The Law Reform Commission, Dublin, discussing his plans for work in office;
Letters between Kevin Boyle and the National University of Ireland Dining Club concerning a lecture on the Anglo-Irish Agreement;
Leonard Silke, Solicitor, Galway;
Letter from Boyle to Martin Ennals, London, describing his initial thoughts on the concept for 'Article 19' and adds some commentary and expresses some interest in the director's role of Article 19. (Item 31);
Michael O'Boyle at the European Commission of Human Rights in Strasbourg;
Letter from Peggy Walker to Boyle concerning status of unmarried mothers in Ireland (item 41)
Letter to Boyle from Maurice R. O'Connell, Sept of History, Fordham University, detailing O'Connell's opinion on historic Anglo-Irish relations following his suggestion at a conference that Boyle was a "closet member of the I.R.A." (item 47)
Letter from Michael O'Farrell to Kevin Boyle concerning contribution by Farrell to a Phoenix Magazine profile on Boyle. (Item 49)
Mr. Justice Michael Nicholson;
Mr. Justice Carswell and also many other correspondents.
Also includes copy TS letter from Kevin Boyle, Professor of Law, U.C.G., to Prof. Colm Ó hEocha, President, University College Galway, announcing his resignation of position of Professor of Law. (11 Mar 1988).
Typed letter from Boyle to The President of University College Galway in the wake of "the furore over the [Jean Luc] Godard film blew up" and outlining his opposition to the legal stance taken by the University in response to protests against the Godard film being screened at UCG (21 Jan 1986).

Community Alert meeting records from Jim Quigley detailing the group meetings he attended as part of the Community Alert Campaign 1997/1998.

Folder 1: Personal correspondence between Tim and Máiréad Robinson and John Fraser, a colleague from Cambridge (c. 1963 - 1977, most of the letters are undated).

Folder 2: Typed manuscripts by John Fraser, entitled 'Genius', 'Travel in the Kizzlekoom'.

Folder 3: Two copies of the manuscript of a John Fraser novel entitled 'The Time till Tomorrow..........', and a related letter to Tim Robinson from a publisher (1967).

Folder 4: 3rd carbon copy of John Fraser's 2nd novel 'Because we are the Stronger'.

MS document entitled "John Gallagher murder - how much longer must we wait for justice?" in unknown handwriting, "The People's Democracy will tell you just what is being done to date." and outlines a number of points and updates on this case.

Expense sheets and report forms from John Grisewood detailing the work he completed, the groups or individuals he visited as part of the community alert campaign 1991.

Appointment diaries of John McGahern for years 1983 and for 1994. Some loose pages for 2002 also present. A third diary for 2008, after McGahern has died, is likely in the hand of Madeline McGahern.

Material relating to the commissioning and publication of J M Synge's 'The Aran Islands' by Penguin Classics. Tim Robinson wrote an introduction and notes on the piece.

Copies of material held in Trinity College Library.

Copied correspondence between John Waddell and Bernard Meehan, the Keeper of Manuscripts at Trinity College Dublin in which Waddell offers to donate photographs taken by J M Synge following a bomb explosion in the dining room of the Parish Priest on Inishmore / Inis Mór. The letter includes an outline of the story, photocopies and 1 photographic print showing the destruction. Also in this file are two letters, transcribed from originals written by the Reverend Alexander Hamilton Synge to Edward [ ] in 1851.

File of documents relating to Joseph O'Mara, brother of Stephen O'Mara, Snr. Joseph was a renowned opera singer. Based in Limerick, O'Mara performed around Ireland and the U.K. Includes sepia postcard image of Joseph O'Mara, standing in front profile; an internet printout of a webpage family history of Joseph O'Mara; Press article by Frances Condell (former Mayor of Limerick) dated 30 Oct 1967, writing a piece remembering Joseph O'Mara and conversations she had about him with Michael Rynne (O'Mara's grandnephew). Invitation to Michael and Mrs Rynne to a reception held by the Limerick Choral and Operatic Society, 1967, in Limerick. Letter attached, from said society, to Michael Rynne, mentions how they will unveil a plaque to "Limerick's illustrious operatic tenor, Joseph O'Mara." Carbon copy of letters sent to Irish newspapers by Michael Rynne, though signed off as by "Memory Man" listing the English language lyrics to a song "The Little Silver Ring", previously sang by Joseph O'Mara.