Letter from Macartney, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, Edinburgh, to Boyle regarding colloquium on Self-Expression and Self-Determination in the Commonwealth Context, 21-23 Jul 1986, and detailing an update on the publishing of the book "Self-Determination in the Commonwealth edited by Macartney and in which Boyle has written a chapter entitled "The Anglo-Irish Agreement: 1985, Differing Perspectives, Differing Realities".

TS letter from Maureen Burke, P.R.O. of the Dublin Housing Action Committee, date and time for next upcoming Housing Rally in Dublin to be held at the G.P.O, O'Connell Street, Dublin, 25 April. "Please send us a speaker from your Action Committee". Also included is a flyer entitled "Your Landlord and You" detailing issues and rights regarding housing.

Letter from Newcomb, Registrar, University of Essex, inviting Boyle to act as a member of the newly established Advisory Board of the Centre for International Human Rights Law at Essex.

Two copies of a letter from E. P. D'Alton, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Language Freedom Movement, to Deputy Dr. Garrett Fitzgerald, Shadow Minister for Education. Raises an apparent contradiction between Resolution 24 as adopted in the recent Fine Gael Árd Fheis, and Fine Gael's language policy. A cut out of the motions from this Árd Fheis is included.

A letter/flyer from Ebury Court Club, Belgravia, London, detailing an update on club news and events.

TS letter signed by Edmond McGovern, Faculty of Law, University of Exeter, thanking Kevin for the update on the case submitted to United Nations and "developments in Strasbourg.

Letter from McGovern, Lecturer in Law, University of Exeter, to Boyle at Law Faculty, University, Belfast, seeking information on cases Boyle has brought before the European Commission for Human Rights based on Northern Ireland.

TS letter from Edwina Stewart, Secretary of the NICRA, to Boyle, saying sorry to have missed him before he left for America, that he is a severe loss to the Association and wishing him luck at Strasbourg and in the U.S.

TS letter from Edwina Stewart, Secretary, Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, to Boyle, sending "Congratulations on the case. . . .It is essential that we keep Hurst here, so keep at it".

Letter from Stewart, Honorary Secretary, NICRA and from NICRA Chairman [ ], outlining an appeal to support the work underway in drafting a case by the NICRA to take to the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg alleging "persistent and long-standing discrimination against the religious and political minority by the British Government, both directly and through the former subordinate parliament in Northern Ireland.