Letter from Boyle to Mulcahy, Editor of Hibernia magazine, Dublin, apologising for not submitting an article on the torture cases Boyle had brought to Strasbourg but was offering to give an 'exclusive' to Hibernia, once all proceedings had finsihed, giving unique insights into the proceedings in Strasbourg.

Copy letter from Boyle to Starr, C/O Societar - A Review of Social History, Wisconsin, explaining Boyle's research interest and writings on 18th Century police history in Ireland.

Copy letter from Boyle to Dunne, discussing the possible purchase of a collection of Minnesota Irish Law Collection and also the alternative idea of funding for a lectureship or Chair at U.C.G.

Letter from Boyle to Honourable Mr. Justice Turlough O'Donnell, Royal Courts of Justice, Belfast, enclosing a copy of press release regarding the success at Strasbourg, probably relating to the Donnelly Case, discussing his own role in the case and further discussing his academic work, current and future research plans.

Copy letter from Boyle to Robinson advising of legal consultancy work, believed to be with University College Galway and mentioning further legal research projects.

Copy letter from Boyle to Robinson, thanking her for a conversation and lessening a feeling of depression over how contribution at Cambridge had gone and raising for discussion some thoughts on the Emergency Powers Act i.e. the offences against the State Act 1939 and in context of the Special Powers Act and the Emergency Powers Act in Northern Ireland and its operation in context of the Special Criminal Court.

Copy TS letter from Boyle to Robinson discussing in detail the merits and argument for a case of divorce as a civil right and regardless of religious denomination of the person in Ireland.

Copy TS letter from Boyle, UCG, to Robinson, Law School, Trinity College Dublin, discussing a programme and speakers for an upcoming conference on the Rights of Travellers to be held in association with the Irish Centre for the Study of Human Rights at UCG.

Letter from Boyle to De Burca of the Sunday Tribune, enquiring about possible review for Boyle' Hillyard and Hadden book "Ten Years On: Political Violence in Northern Ireland".

Letter from Boyle to Gass, Bursar's Office, Queen's University, Belfast, seeking information on accommodation from the University, owing to "continuing situation in the city and personal information. . ."