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"

TS letter from Boyle to Maherg discussing previous discussion between both men on proposed shared research on policing and criminology and also mentions "Finally, let me add a word for your ear alone. I have been very impressed with the calibre of R.U.C. students we have in the faculty. . . I'm sure if they stay in the force, they will be first-rate men."

TS copy letter sent from Kevin Boyle, Counsel, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast to Jakob Moller, Human Rights Officer, Division of Human Rights, United Nations, seeking an update on proceedings regarding the submission by Boyle and others on violation of Human Rights in Northern Ireland.

Copy letter from Boyle to McNeil, Managing Director, the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for Northern Ireland, Belfast, thanking McNeil for previous letter and arranging distribution of copies of reports.

Copy letter from Boyle to McNeill, enquiring about his subscriptions to the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for Northern Ireland.

Letter from Boyle to Parker, the Wolfson Foundation, London, adding his views on the Redress Trust, a new human rights organisation. Boyle outlines his belief in a shift in global human rights studies, such as through accountability in Yugoslavia or in Latin America, and outlines how redress and investigation in abuse of rights may be investigated by this proposed Redress Trust.

Copy letter of reply from Boyle to Coyle, a student who sought help and information from Boyle on sources for research on the period of emergence of Civil Rights campaign in Derry. Boyce advises that access to sources could be difficult but offers some directions.

Copy letter from Boyle to Phillips, Dept. of Earth Sciences, The Open University, enclosing a response from the previous request by Phillips for research trip to Oceanography Dept. at Galway.

Copy letter from Boyle to Henry, detailing, with reference to her previous letter, that the information she seeks should be in "our updated book" that will be published later in November.