TS and MS correspondence between Kevin Boyle and various others concerning the New Ireland Forum.

File of correspondence between Kevin Boyle and various others during his time as Scholar in Residence at University of Maine, Law School, Portland, Maine, U.S.A.

Letters to and from Kevin Boyle regarding various matters and dating from the period immediately preceding his appointment to University of Essex and continuing throughout Boyle's career at Essex. Some letters are sent to Boyle while still in position at University College Galway but are from people associated with University of Essex. These letters were filed by Boyle as being 'Essex' and are therefore located in this group of files.

File of letters between the Board of the International Committee for the Defence of Salman Rushdie and his Publishers, Kevin Boyle and numerous others including: Inger-Sophie Helmebakk, Mette Heiland, Tor Erik Solberg, Steingrim Wolland, Oystein Randers-Pehrson, Association of Norwegian Non-Fiction Writers, Association of Norwegian Non-Literary Translators, John Hoylan, Article 19, the Rationalist Press Association Limited, John Fraser M.P. House of Commons, Westminster, the Editor, Independent Newspaper, London, Heather M[ovson], Canada; Gordon J. Sheppard, Chief Superintendent, Charing Cross Division, London.

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondants include Prof. Kevin Boyle, Bill Shipsey of Amnesty International; Mr. B.C. Schmidt Jr, President, Yale University, New Haven Connectict; Jane Cramp, Managing Editor, Irish Current Law Statutes Annotated; George and Mary Gale, Prof. James (Jim) C. Brady, Faculty of Law, University College Dublin; Alan Shatter T.D., Dail Eireann; Patricia Thomas, The Nuffield Foundation; Prof. Jock and Mrs. Brookfield, Wilson College, Cambridge; Michael Allen, Faculty of Law, University, Newcastle; Prof. Anthony (Tony) W. Bradley, University of Edinburgh; Alice Henkin; Margaret A. Williams, School of Law, Washington and Lee University, Virginia; Prof. L.H. Larue; Prof. Bert Lockwood, Law School, University of Cincinnati; Prof. Orlando and Judy Delogu; Sir David Goodall, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London; Finola O'Sullivan, Dublin; Eanonn Gildea, Private Secretary , Office of the Minister of State, (George Birmingham) Dept. of Foreign Affairs, Dublin; John McEldowney, University of Warwick; Dr. Hans Kung, Germany; Sean Hurley, Office of the Ombudsman, Dublin; Noel Dorr, Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin; Brian Lenihan, T.D., Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dublin; An Taoiseach, Charles J. Haughey, Dublin; Dr. Garret Fitzgerald, T.D., Dublin, John Yates, Galway; Jim Tierney, Galway; Peter Wyer, Galway.

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and An Taoiseach, Charles J. Haughey, thanking Boyle for his previous letter of good wishes and taking on board Boyle's comments about engaging with the Irish diaspora abroad and establishing an Advisory Board for the Irish Abroad (30 Apr 1987); Noel Dorr, Secretary, Department of Foreign Affairs; Martin Ennals, London; Patrick O'Meara, Secretary, National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Republic of Ireland; Justice Niall McCarthy, the Supreme Court Dublin; Dr. Garret FitzGerald, T.D., Dublin; Barbera Foster Adams; Marian O'Driscoll, Office of the Minister for Education, Dublin; Dr. Anthony (Tony )Kenny, Baliol College, Oxford University; Daniel Ish, University of Saskatchewan; Mary and Richard Haggart, Surrey; Declan O'Donovan, Department of Foreign Affairs, Dublin; Prof. Niall Osborough, School of Law, University College Dublin; Brian Lenihan, T.D., Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dublin; Michael Hatch, Dept. of Law, University of Essex, John McGarry, Dept. of Political Science, University of Western Ontario; Jim Cotton, Massasoit Community College, Massachusetts (regarding the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association - NICRA); Michael Meyer, British Red Cross; Catherine Lyons, University College Galway, regarding continued leave of absence for Prof. Kevin Boyle (15 Jun 1987); Gerard Hogan, Trinity College Dublin; Gerard Quinn, Dept. of Law, University College Cork; John McGarry, University of Western Ontario; Prof. Roger Clark, Trinity College Dublin; Dr. Bertram Ramcharan, Human Rights Centre, Geneva; Just Hayes, America-Ireland Fund; Desmond Curley, Legal Committee for Travelling People; Prof. Tom Hadden Queen's University Belfast.

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and Robert B. McKay, School of Law, New York University; John McGarry, The University of Western Ontario; Daniel Ish, University of Saskatchewan; Ann Bradley, 'Newsnight', the B.B.C., London; Geoff Gilbert, Dept. of Law, Polytechnic of North London; Dr. Ian Duncanson, Centre for Criminology, University of Edinburgh; Prof. Orlando Delogu, University of Cincinnati; Kenneth Philp, University of Texas; Patricia Thomas, The Nuffield Foundation; Leslie Broer, London; Richard Hart, Oxford University Press; Brian Morton, Literary Editor, The Times Higher Education Supplement; Michael O'Connell, Nottingham; Alice Henkin, New York; William E. Hellerstein, Brooklyn Law School; Prof. Tom Hadden, Portadown, Armagh; Prof. Douglas Hay, York University; Mr. Frank Mac Gabhann, Dublin; Mrs. V.J. Bush, Dept. of Law, Queen Mary College, University of London; Ivan Topping, University of Ulster; Rajeev Dhavan, Brunel University of West London; Geoff Gilbert (Discussing Anglo-Irish Agreement); Judith Eve, Dean, Faculty of Law, Belfast;

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others including Ciarain O'Maolain, Northern Ireland Tourist Board; Dr. Colm Ó hEocha, President, U

File of letters between members of Article staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and numerous others, including Caroline Phillips, Colchester Institute; Sue Curry Jansen, Muhlenberg College, USA; Jane Cramo, Sweet and Maxwell, London; W.G. Nabney, Office of Law Reform, Belfast; Hurst Hannum; Jorn Marrinan, Garda Representative Association; Prof. E.M. O'Dwyer, Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Regional Hospital Galway/University College Galway; Sarah Spencer, General Secretary, Liberty; Glen Dickenson; the World Press Freedom Committee; Gerard Marcou; Trevor Glover, the Penguin Group, London; Alan J. Day, Encyclopaedia of Contemporary International Relations, London; Vinodh Jaichand, South Africa; Prof. Brian Thompson, University of Liverpool; the Committee Against Blasphemy Law; Judith Luna, Oxford University Press.

File of letters between members of Article 19 staff and Board and numerous other groups and individuals. Correspondents include Prof. Kevin Boyle and various others including a statement/memo regarding a change of Director at Article 19 following Boyle's departure; the Arab Lawyers Union; the Committee to Protect Journalists; Northern Ireland Abortion Law Reform Association; the Campaign Against Repression in Iran; Lawyers for Human Rights; Phillip Spender, Index on Censorship; Freedom for Prisoners of Conscience in the Arab World; Ivan Topping, University of Ulster; Prof. Bhikhu Parekh; Sue Curry Jansen; Malcolm Smart, Amnesty International; Roland Dumas, Ministere Des Affaires Étrangeres, France; Peter Cadogan, the Gandhi Foundation; Sue Furman, the Anne Frank Institute of Philadelphia; Philip Dampier, Producer, TVS Productions; Lance Lindblom, President, the J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, Illinois, thanking Boyle on a personal and professional level and in detail for his contribution as Director of Article 19 (17 Jul 1989); Soli Sorabjee, New Delhi; Conor O'Cleary, Irish Times Correspondent, Moscow; Frances D'Souza, the successive Director of Article 19; Deng Xiaoping, Chairman, Central Military Commission, Beijing; Belinda Crothers, Institute of Advanced Studies, London; Prof. J. Rosner, Vienna; Geoffrey Palmer, Prime Minister of New Zealand; Prof. Rosalyn Higgins, London School of Economics and Political Science, discussing Boyle's move to University of Essex and his ideas and concerns around the move. (20 Dec 1989) and a letter from Nicholas Canny, Department of History, University College Galway, to Boyle and saying "needless to say you are sadly missed in Galway....the loss of [Thomas] Kilroy is now a further [holy] blow to the Humanities/Social Sciences side of the Galway enterprise....and continues to describe in detail the current conditions on campus in Galway and in Irish education system as opposed to American examples, teaching and research work loads and other such issues. (15 Dec 1989).
Typed document by Boyle to Francis De Souza re. edits to book (1989)