TS letter signed by Noel [ ] 'for secretary', of the Department of Foreign Affairs, thanking Kevin Boyle for his critique on the Widgery Report and has passed it to the section dealing with the Irish case before the European Commission on Human Rights.

Letter from Clarke, Dept. of Philosophy, University College Cork, detailing to Boyle the proposed Thomas Davies Lecture Series for broadcast on RTE radio with the theme of moral and political views determining Irish legislation and seeking to know if Boyle would be interested in contributing. Other contributors include Mary Robinson and Alan Shatter.

Letter from Parker, Director, Summer Institute, Institute for the Study of Peace, Saint Louis University, Missouri, to Kevin Boyle, seeking to know of Boyle can submit a paper as he assisted in the Institute's program on Peace and Creative Social Change.

Letter from Spring, T.D., Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs, to Boyle, expressing personal thanks and appreciation to Boyle for agreeing to act as Special Rapporteur on Religious Intolerance at the U.N. Commission on Human Rights. Spring discusses

Letter from Donogh P. MacAleese to Christopher T. Morris discussing the agendas of the national newspapers.

Letter from Zillman, Dean and Godfrey Professor of Law, University of Maine, School of Law, to Prof. Kevin Boyle, inviting Boyle to act as the Edward Godfrey Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law for Fall Semester 2000 or Spring Semester 2001.

Letter from the Korffs to their 'Dear Friends', updating all on family developments and news.

Letter from Connelly, Department of Law, University College Cardiff, to Boyle, writing having seen news of the Dudgeon case being referred to the court at Strasbourg and asking reasons for why the Commission gave for its opinion on the Dudgeon case.

TS letter signed by Dr. C.A.S. Wink, Executive Editor, World Medical Journal, to Madge Davison, N.I.C.R.A., discussing an investigation and report into the pressure on medical staff in Northern Ireland from the authorities, police or army to "Give an opinion whether a detainee is medically fit to undergo further interrogation." Wink outlines how he has seen "truly shocking photos of people who have been maltreated while detained" and asks of Miss Davison if she/the N.I.C.R.A. could supply any images for publication. Some MS notes by [Davison] of some possible suitable photographs is noted.

Letter from Dr. Ó hEocha, President of University College Galway, to Boyle, at Queen's University Belfast, congratulating Boyle on his appointment as Chair of Law at University College Galway and discussing possible upcoming meetings to plan Boyle's start