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."

Letter from Osborogh, Dublin, to Boyle at Yale University, discussing the publication of articles by Boyle on the history o the police in Ireland in the Irish Jurist, also discussing work in the Law Faculty and Law Library at University College Dublin, possible merger with Trinity College and other personal details.

Letter from Niall Osborogh, Dundrum, Dublin 14, to Boyle, informing Boyle that an academic position in University College Dublin is unlikely to be forthcoming and goes on to discuss in detail staffing and work conditions at the Law faculty in University College Dublin.

Letter from Ragg, writing from Scotland, to Boyle, discussing upcoming conference on [welfare] rights and also discussing ongoing tensions in Northern Ireland.

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

Letter from Noel Ryan, Assistant Head of Film Department, RTE, to Eugene Watters, apologising for not replying sooner, and hoping that the British Film Institute supplied him with the stills he required.

Letter from Nollaig Ó Gadhra, Na Forbacha, to EÓT thanking him for the opportunity to attend the workshop, but that he is sick at the moment, but that he would hope to attend workshops in the future if possible. He ends by commenting how happy he is that the workshops are taking place [in Irish].

Letter from Nollaig Ó Gadhra, Na Forbacha, to EÓT stating that he has nothing written since, and he wouldn't like to attend the workshop without something ready [in Irish].

Letter from Norma Ni Chortuic, Runaire, Connradh na Gaeilge, to Stiophán Bairéad, Cisdeoir, forwarding a bill to him and informing him of an Oireachtas meeting the following day [in Irish].

Letter from Norma Ni Chortuic, Runaire, Connradh na Gaeilge, to Stiophán Bairéad, telling him Seamus Mac Chonaill's daughter will drop down with the delegate's money, and tells him that there is not much work being done in Dublin [in Irish].