Copy letter from Boyle to Kelly, Nocton Ltd. Dublin, confirming students have responded with interest to having a talk from Kelly.

Copy letter from Boyle to Dr. Ó hEocha, President of University College Galway, expressing his nervousness and excitement at the position in Galway, asking more time to consider his start date in Galway and for dates of upcoming meetings.

Letter from Boyle and also Michael D. Higgins, to Dr. Rottman, Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, inviting him to come and speak at University College Galway.

Letter from Boyle to Nichols, Director of Development, De Paul University, Chicago, thanking him for the recent visit to Chicago and praises the development at De Paul University.

Letter from Boyle to O'Brien of Kincora Press, Dundrum, Co. Dublin, enclosing a cheque to purchase copy of her book on Labour Law in Ireland

Copy TS letter from Boyle to Newman asking for an update on matters relating to the case on Northern Ireland at the court in Strasbourg and also making reference to the Donnelly case.

Copy letter from Kevin Boyle to Dudgeon, Belfast, informing Dudgeon that Boyle has heard that Dudgeon's case challenging the law on homosexual rights will be heard at the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Boyle continues to respond in detail and in an emotive manner regarding Dudgeon's decision to remove Boyle and Francis Keenan as legal representation on this case. "I will not bother to disguise the fact that I am personally deeply hurt by these developments. . .It is quite another thing when, after five years involvement in a case. . .to find out at the very last stage another barrister is briefed instead.

Copy letter from Boyle to Newmann, Vice President of Development, De Paul University, Chicago, thanking Newmann for the encouragement in Boyle seeking support for the Law School at UCG.

Letter from Boyle to Justice Costello, the Four Courts, Dublin, discussing writing an article for the Criminal Law Review and also discussing in detail Boyle's plan and hopes for developing a centre for the study of Human Rights at University College Galway.

TS copy letter from Boyle to Hannum, "No communication yet from Strasbourg"....and discussing further the involvement of Hannum in working on publication by the N.I.C.R.A. "My view is that we should pitch it as far as possible on objective, legal level, using the material so far as illustrative"