Letter from Boyle to Connelly & co. requesting feedback on proceedings drafted by Boyle in the case of Farrell Vs. United Kingdom.

Copy letter from Kevin Boyle to S.C. Connolly & Co, seeking information regarding the case of Olive Farrell Vs. United Kingdom.

TS letter updating Naughton the submission of documents to the United Nations, updates on the involvement of the National Council for Civil Liberties, the N.I.C.R.A. and the A.L.J and also discusses fundraising possibilities in the U.S. and also a possible trip by Boyle to the U.S.

Copy letter from Kevin Boyle to Walters, Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham, discussing research on policing in Wales and also Boyle's own research on the history of policing in Ireland.

Letter from Boyle to the College, based in Ranelagh, Dublin, following up on previous request for copy of Commission of Enquiry into the Irish Penal System. Letter of reply from the college (dated 28 Apr) states the volume is being reprinted.

Copy TS letter from Boyle to Mr O'Doherty, Environment Division, the Department of the Environment, Customs House, Dublin, passing on documents from Walter Hinkley, as per previous correspondence.

Copy letter sent by Boyle to the Irish Times arguing against the recent profile in the Times on the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Sir Robert Lowry, by David McKitterick, referring to lack of proper address and title afforded to Lowry in the article and mentions a double standard in the press regarding Irish and Northern Irish legal reporting.

Copy letter from Boyle to the Editor of the Irish Times, enclosing a letter for Letters page and discussing an article series Boyle had been working on regarding extradition.

Copy letter from Boyle to Hillyard regarding the book, "Political Violence [In Ireland] Ten Years On", including comment on redraft of appendix on Interrogation Code, comment on footnotes for the book and acknowledgements as well as general comment such as on the INLA and their role in the murder of Airey Neave.

Copy letter from Boyle to Prof. Oberschall, discussing his move from Belfast to Galway, the law faculty, the current conflict in Northern Ireland and possible stop-over at Galway to talk to students and meet with Boyle.