Letter from Myles, Solicitor, Belfast, to Boyle, enclosing copy of "EEC Brief" as promised to Boyle at previous Human Rights Conference in Belfast.

Letter from Jack [ ] to Boyle, wishing Boyle a good holiday and offering accomodation in florida should Boyle and his wife ever visit.

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.

Letter from Tajima to the Irish Jurist (c/o Osborogh, University College Dublin) seeking copies of reports on the Emergency Powers Act, Northern Ireland by Boyle, Tom Hadden and Paddy Hillyard. (11 Aug 1980) Letter from Osborogh to Boyle, discussing this letter from Tajima (2 Sep 1980) Copy letter from Boyle to Tajima, explaining where Tajima can locate copies of Boyle's work and writing and invites a follow-up letter from Tajima on his own research. (8 Sep 1980)

Letter from Dr. Maurice Hayes, written from Bull's Eye Road, Downpatrick, Co. Down, concerning the proposed Centre for Human Rights at University College Galway. Hayes writes "I am more moved than you can imagine by you [considering] I act as a trustee for the Human Rights Centre. . . I have thought deeply about it and conclude that I should decline at present. . ." Hayes continues to explain his reasons, such as "I might do more effective work where I am. . ."

Letter from Duffy to Boyle, detailing names of people to contact regarding access to court records at Galway Court.

Letter from Maurice Hayes, Dept. of the Civil Service for Northern Ireland, Belfast, to Boyle at University College Galway, thanking Boyle for the copy of Strasbourg judgement. Hayes reports from an event in Oxford, saying ". . .You missed nothing. It is hard to have a realistic discussion on power sharing without Paisley, or even surrogate expression of the more strident versions of Republicanism. . . " Hayes encloses judgements by Robert Lowry (Chief Justice) on equal opportunities (Wallace) case and a fair employment (Duffy) case. "I think these will become landmark judgements in anti-discrimination law in Northern Ireland . . ." Hayes also discusses further judiciary issues for Northern Ireland.

File of letters between Kevin Boyle and various individuals. Issues include the writing and publication of the book, "Political Violence: Ten Years on in Northern Ireland" by Boyle, Hadden and Hillyard, the Hunger Strikes at the Maze Prison; correspondents include Mike Farrell, John Robb and many others.

Postcard with notice of meeting of the Hirschfeld Foundation at 18 North Great George's Street, Dublin 1, signed by Bill Keogh, Secretary.

Letter from Coyle, Belfast to [O'Boyle], a final year law student at Queen's University, Belfast, seeking to talk with Boyle as Coyle is doing a research paper on Derry 1968-1972 with reference to legal actions of police and army during that period. Coyle explains in detail his research points and issues he would like assistance from Boyle on.