Letter from Glazebrook, Tutor, Jesus College, Cambridge, written to Boyle informing Boyle of a likely upcoming position of Chair of Law at University College Galway and advising Boyle he should make his interest known while also informing him that developing the Law faculty at Galway would take considerable work but the influence of the new University president would be a help.

Letter from Glazebrook to Boyle, outlining further comments and information for Boyle, following his expression of interest in the upcoming position of Chair of Law at University College Galway. Comments include information on the likely teaching of courses, interest from University President in possible Maritime Law research and describing the Law Library as 'non-existent'.

Letter from Glazebrook to Boyle, marked 'Very Confidential', informing Boyle that Glazebrook has received word that Boyle has been unaminously recommended for the post of Chair of Law at University College Galway.

"Letter from Peter Luke, BBC Producer, at the Corrib Hotel, Oughterard, thanking him for his conversation with him which he found very interesting. He states that the programme will be called ""Music Instrumental"", and will go out towards the end of September. "

Letter from Melchett to Boyle, replying to Boyle's letter of 16 May 1981, discussing the power and role of judges in Northern Ireland and also at Strasbourg, comments on worries for political interference and influence at the court in Strasbourg and other such matters.

MS letter on 'UPAL' headed paper from Phil [ ] contacting Kevin Boyle seeking his interest in writing an article on Northern Ireland for UPAL.

"Letter from Piaras Béaslaí, 82 Bóthar Dromconnradh Óecht, Baile Átha Cliath, to Síghle Bairéad, apologising for the lateness of his reply. He states that he knew her father well, stating that he was Treasurer when he was editor of ""An gClaíomh Solais"". He asks if she could call him to discuss what she wants to know [in Irish]."

Letter from PJ O'Daly, 14 Deerburn St., Boston Mass, to SJ Barroid, Cisdeoir, Chonnrad na Gaedhilge, Ath Cliath, Eire, thanking him for all his help in relation to the old texts. He outlines the work of his association for the Gaelic School and asks Barroid's advice. He ends with a note in English stressing the importance of the Gaelic School having links with other bodies interested in the movement [in Irish].

Letter from Prionnsias de Búrca, Corr na Móna, Co. na Gaillimhe to Ciarán Bairéad, saying that he didn't have copies of the folklore book because the inspector who was to send them to him hadn't done so [in Irish].

"Letter from Prof. F X Martin, Department of Medieval History, UCD, Dublin 2, to Síghle Bairéad, apologising to his delay as he has been writing a ""marathon length article"" on 1916 for Studica Hibernica. He states that he is glad to hear that Mr. Haughey had rescinded his decision, and praises her of her courage."