Letter from Patricia McGonigal, wife of the late Chief Justice Ambrose McGonigal, thanking Boyle for his letter of sympathy on the death of her husband.

Letter from Patrick Browne, Honorary Secretary of the Language Freedom Movement addressed to Sir (unknown). Outlines 15 points regarding the need for an official plebiscite to measure the attitude of the Irish people towards language policy. Expresses disappointment that this question is not to be addressed in a forthcoming Referendum to amend the Constitution, and makes a thorough argument for the need for a referendum on Article 8.

Letter from Patrick Browne, Honorary Secretary of the Language Freedom Movement, to T. J. Egan, Secretary to the Film Industry Committee, enclosing a statement of policy of the LFM. Discusses the responsibility of the emerging film industry in Ireland as an important means of communication, and emphasises the importance of not letting one body of political, cultural or philosophical opinion get in control of the medium.

Letter from Nolan, Secretary, Commission on the Status of Women, Government Buildings, Dublin, thanking Boyle for his letter discussing international standards and procedure for promoting gender equality and adds his own comment on Irish delegation to CEDAW and gender law studies.

Letter from Paul [ ], Donaghadee, Co. Down, to Boyle, stating that his thesis on People's Democracy is to be published and he lists a number of quotations from past interviews with Boyle he wishes to approve for inclusion. Paul also gives his comments and opinion on People's Democracy and also on working class conditions in a Loyalist school where he is working.

Letter from Hermitage, National Directorate of Police Training, to Boyle, thanking him for making the opening address at the group's annual conference.

Letter from Rear Admiral Peter Marsden to Prof. Boyle enclosing cheques in payment and thanks for Boyle's help at Worcester during a series of workshops.

Letter from McKenna, Pluralism in Education Conference, Dublin City University, to Boyle, enclosing the recommendations of the Conference and detailing future goals of the group.

TS letter signed by Peter Pringle, a prisoner in Portlaoise Prison, writing to Kevin Boyle and explaining and stating his innocence to charges which saw him imprisoned and sentenced to death for involvement in a robbery which resulted in the death of two Gardaí. Pringle details the extent of his appeal in progress and hopes to hear from Boyle regarding his appeal case. Attached are documents regarding his case and defence.

Letter from Reeves, Centre for the Study of Protective Law, Oxford, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for previous letter and for enclosed press clipping. Reeves continues to describe the running and operation of the Centre for the Study of protective Law, perhaps in relation in Boyle's planning to establish a Centre for the Study of Human Rights at Galway.