Letter from academic and director Christopher Fitz-Simon to John McGahern, sending apologies for missing McGahern in Dublin, comments on an Irish Times book prize, and hoping to meet McGahern soon.

Letter from Christopher T. Morris, President of the Language Freedom Movement to the Irish Times, responding to a letter from Mr. B. J. Tierney that was published in the paper on the 4 October. (See G44/5/5/1). Mr. Tierney asked that the LFM make their position clear to allow the non-committed to decide. Mr. Morris's letter summarises the LFM's statement of policy, and refers briefly to the Mansion House meeting on 21 September, 1966.

Letter from Regan and Sinclair. Bray, Co. Wicklow, to Boyle. "Greetings from Dublin in the wake of the, hopefully, temporary breakdown of the cease-fire. It is very sad to observe what has happened . . . ", talks further about the role Boyle and Tom Hadden can play and also adds a plan and agenda for the upcoming meeting in Colchester between Boyle, Sinclair and Regan.

Letter from Charles, Ad Hoc Committee for Irish Human Rights, Brooklyn, New York, to Boyle, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, referring to Boyle's planned trip to the U.S.A and advising it would raise extra profile for Northern Ireland and the case at Strasbourg if the trip would coincide with the visit of Fr, Fall (sic)

Letter from Nugent, Secretary, West of Ireland Steam Railway Association, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for offering his professional services to the association.

Letter from Mepham, Associate Director of the Institute for Public Policy, London, thanking Boyle for agreeing to speak at launch of IPPR report, Human Rights and Global Responsibility'.

Letter from Mepham, Associate Director and Head of International Team, Institute for Public Policy and Research, (IPPR)London, being an invitation to attend the launch of a new IPPR report, 'Human Rights and Global Responsibility, which focuses on U.K. foreign policy in the wake of events of September 11th, 2001 in the U.S.

Letter from Miers, University College, Cardiff, to Boyle, enclosing an article for review.

Letter from Udagama, Centre for the Study of Human Rights, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, to Boyle, writing warmly to Boyle and saying Udagama will be teaching at the Canadian Human Rights Foundation annual study programme and invites Boyle to give a lecture on freedom of expression and commends the 'gigantic undertaking' Boyle is involved in.

TS letter to Genevieve Lyons from Deirdre [McSharry], offering thanks to Lyons for recent good wishes and sending congratulations on her good notices "for the Parnell play". [McSharry] mentions meeting with Fin, Siobhán and Eithne for lunch ahead of their upcoming performance in London. "Should be an exciting first night - will we ever forget the first night of the Dominick Behan play?!!"