Letter from Eastwood, Senior Social Worker, Western Health Board, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, to Boyle, University College Galway, following up on their previous conversation about the possibility of a short course looking at social matters between law students and social workers.

Copy letter from Boyle to McGonigal, thanking him for his good wishes on Boyle's appointment to Galway.

Copy letter from Boyle to Lord Justice McGonigal, Co. Down, writing in detail on the course options and entry requirements for law courses at University College Galway and also commenting on legal education matters.

Copy letter from Boyle to Norris, Trinity College, Dublin, saying he will gladly act as a trustee for the Hirschfeld Foundation and also mentioning to Norris, "Our case at Strasbourg has, as you know, been admitted . . ." and further discussing legal reference to challenging of homosexual law in Ireland.

Copy letter from Boyle to Lowry, Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Belfast, enclosing copy of Boyle's annotations on the Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) act 1978 and also commenting on practicing law on both sides of the border in Ireland and also regarding law in Northern Ireland.

Letter from Lowry, Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, to Boyle, thanking him for his enclosed law annotations and also comments on the Diplock courts of Northern Ireland and also possible research into the relationship between confessions and convictions and offers further praise of Boyle's legal practices.

Letter from Barry Shaw, Director of Public Prosecutions for Northern Ireland, to Boyle and offering thanks for Boyle's annotated law notes of the Northern Ireland emergency Provisions Act 1978 and hopes to meet Boyle should he be in Belfast.

Letter from Jim Fahy, Western Correspondent, RTE, Galway to Kevin Boyle, thanking Boyle for him praise of the recent 'Denmark programme' and also says he will be in contact again soon with Boyle and Leonard Silke about another programme

Copy letter from Boyle to Prof. Twining, Warwickshire, England, updating him on access to clients at Strasbourg by their solicitors, with comment on Francis Keenan. Also comments and encloses a copy of Prison Rules and relates these prison rules to various aspects of the European Convention on Human Rights and lists the main issues regarding complaints from prisoners regarding conditions, housing, interrogation and rights while in prison.

Copy letter sent by Boyle to the Irish Times arguing against the recent profile in the Times on the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Sir Robert Lowry, by David McKitterick, referring to lack of proper address and title afforded to Lowry in the article and mentions a double standard in the press regarding Irish and Northern Irish legal reporting.