MS letter from Kate O'Brien, written from The Green Man Inn, Suffolk, to Michael Rynne, Perry Square, Limerick, congratulating Michael on the publication and reviews of his book and also discussing personal and literary matters such as German connections.

Letter from Henry, a third year law student at Durham University, United Kingdom, finalising a dissertation on aspects of emergency legislation with reference to Northern Ireland and seeks information on particular aspects from Boyle.

Letter from Kathleen Kelleher, RTE, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc arranging details for recording his talk, and that Peadar Lamb is booked to do the readings. She asks for a copy of the script before Christmas to run by the editor.

"Letter from Kathleen Kelleher, RTE, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc saying that they are planning to publish a book with Mercier Press based on ""The Pleasures of Gaelic Literature"", and asking if he would be willing to allow his script to form one of the chapters."

Remittance advice slip from RTE to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc for repeat of his talk on Donall Mac Amhlaigh.

"Letter from Katie Engel, Editorial Department, Gill & MacMillan, Dublin, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc, thanking him for his proposal for a book of poetry entitled ""New Passages"", but stating that they would not be able to publish it at this stage."

Letter from Kay Flynn, Celbridge County Kildare, to Éoghan Ó Tuairisc, thanking him for his present, asking how life is with him, and giving him her news working as a teacher.

"Letter from Kay Long, Drama Department, Radio, RTE, to Eoghan Ó Tuairisc stating that they would like to stage ""Na Mairnéalaigh"" for a fee of £100."

Copy letter from Boyle to Gogarty, Belfast, in reply to Gogarty's letter of 14 Jan, (attached). Boyle offers Gogarty advice on his application for position as lecturer in Law at Rathmines College of Commerce.

MS letter, attached in the papers to the previous letter by Boyle to Devlin and is entitled "I have debated with myself what to do against the motion..." The document outlines Boyle's feeling and comments on motions on internal tension amongst the Civil Rights Movement, the Civil Rights Association and the People's Democracy group regarding guidance principle and actions. "I have debated defying this illegitimate motion, but on second thoughts I shall not because I am confident that the inconsistent position adopted by P.D. is unlikely to last" and goes on to say how if things do not revert Boyle will have "No alt[ernative] but to resign" and doing so in principles.