TS letter form Hannum to Moller, Human Rights Officer, Division of Human Rights, United Nations, discussing the case of violations of Human Rights in Northern Ireland at Strasbourg and stating "I cannot accept, as stated in your letter to Mr. Boyle of 15 Aug 1974, that paragraph 8 of ECOSOC ...precludes the secretariat from 'giving any further information on the handling of any communication' even to the authors of the communication."

TS letter from Hannum to Van [B]oven, Chairman of the United Nations Working Group of the Human Rights Commission and detailing the response received by the NICRA, the NCCL and ASL regarding their application made to the United Nations, detailing the July 1973 submission was too late to be considered by the Working Group and outlines further considerations and discussions with the United Nations on Human Rights violations in Northern Ireland.

Copy of TS letter from H. Hannum to the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (N.I.C.R.A.) the Association for Legal Justice (A.L.J.) and National Council for Civil Liberties (N.C.C.L) regarding the submission to the United Nations and case at Strasbourg on Human Rights violations in Northern Ireland. The letter describes "An oral report from Prof. Frank Newman of Berkeley, who was looking after the N.I. case....the results of which have been disappointing" and details the report from Newman.

TS letter from H. Hannum to the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association (N.I.C.R.A.) the Association for Legal Justice (A.L.J.) and National Council for Civil Liberties (N.C.C.L) regarding the submission to the United Nations and case at Strasbourg on Human Rights violations in Northern Ireland. The letter describes the current status of the international legal proceedings at Strasbourg and relating to Northern Ireland and outlines, in details, events and developments within the case as heard at court.

TS letter signed by Joe Nordmann, General Secretary, to Kevin Boyle, "After the tragedy of Londonderry, we have issued a short communique expressing our protest and requiring immediate measures to prevent fuether [sic] escalation in response in repression and breaches in Human Rights."

TS letter signed by Joe Nordmann, General Secretary, to Kevin Boyle, enclosing a copy of a letter sent to the [Northern Ireland] Civil Rights Association, with a proposal to help organising an international investigation about the "slaughter of Londonderry".

Letter from writer Ita Daly to John McGahern, sending congrats on the success of "That They May Face the Rising Sun".

Letter from Crowe, Vice-Chancellor, University of Essex, to Mary Robinson, High Commissioner for Human Rights, United Nations and copies to Boyle, enclosing detailed instructions for the Degree Ceremony for when Robinson will receive an honorary Doctorate at University of Essex. Boyle is named as being Robinson's guide and escort. Full details and schedule for the visit by Robinson is attached.

Letter from [J ] , Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, to Boyle, Yale University, discussing a review as offered by Boyle.

Letter from McIvor, Faculty of Law, Belfast and Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly, asking for Boyle's review of the Harvard Journal of Legal Reform for the next issue.