Letter from Martin Loney, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, to Kevin Boyle and attaching a letter Loney sent to Civil Liberty, outlining his disagreement with what was said at a recent Special General Meeting of Civil Liberty referring to Loney's alleged support of internment and related matters. Loney also comments on support for the work of the N.I.C.R.A; compares elements of society in Northern Ireland to the racism being encountered in Rhodesia and South Africa and also comments following the Executive Council of the National Council for Civil Liberty in firing him (Loney).

Fax letter from [Holland], the British-Irish Association, London, to Boyle, making arrangements for Boyle and others to attend a dinner in London soon.

Letter signed by Ann Lane, P.A. to the President of Ireland, on behalf of Mary Robinson, President of Ireland, to Boyle, thanking him for his previous letters and enclosures and sends Boyle a book on the President Robinson Awards for Design of Travellers Accommodation.

Letter signed by Ann Lane, P.A. to President, on behalf of Mary Robinson, President of Ireland, to Boyle and thanking him for his letters and sending Boyle the attached text of Robinson's address to the Oireachtas, "on a matter of National Importance: 'Irish Identity in Europe'".

TS letter signed by Robinson, 27 Merrion Square, Dublin to Boyle at University College Galway, stating interest in consultancy work in Galway and offering interest in other matters Boyle has raised.

Cover letter from Maureen Ahearn to Christopher Morris in which she encloses a copy of her letter to the Irish Association of Civil Liberties on the subject of Primary School teaching through Irish. She outlines problems in the education system, and submits that there is a breach of the right to civil liberty.

Letter from Nally, Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors, Dublin, to Boyle thanking Boyle for precious documents received and enclosing discussion papers on combating crime in Ireland. (Note: Boyle's previous letter to Nally, dated 26 Feb 1981 is attached)

Letter from James, International Policy Executive, Human Rights, The Law Society, London, to Boyle, thanking him for judging the Graham Turnball Essay Competition and enclosing a copy of the booklet, published by the Law Society, London, featuring essays on Human Rights by the competition entrants.

MS letter from Melvyn Bragg to John McGahern, sending good wishes and comments having read McGahern's latest novel, "That They May Face the Rising Sun". Also a postcard from Bragg "sent in error" and meant for "Caroline and Matthew".

Letter from poet Michael Coady, Tipperary, to John McGahern, seeking permission to quote from "That They May Face The Rising Sun" for his forthcoming collection of poetry.