Letter from Eastwood, Senior Social Worker, Western Health Board, Castlebar, Co. Mayo, to Boyle, University College Galway, following up on their previous conversation about the possibility of a short course looking at social matters between law students and social workers.

Letter from Mottiar, Hon' Treasurer of the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement, to Boyle, discussing the issues surrounding publishing the text of Boyle's 1986 Luthuli lecture for which he wrote a paper on "The Crime of Movement" regarding the Pass Laws in South Africa.

MS letter from Raymond [ ] to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his letter and report from the United Nations Human Rights Committee and hopes to help with Hannum's upcoming trip.

Letter from Hardwick, Deputy Representative, the British Council, to Boyle, enclosing a photograph (not present) of Hardwick presenting a signed copy of Boyle's book to President Mubarak.

TS Letter from Richard Rose, Department of Politics, University of Strathclyde, providing a detailed account of situations in Northern Ireland to Boyle, mentioning London, referendum, hunger strike, Whitelaw paper

Letter from Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde, to Boyle, updating Boyle on his current research and work, developments in Northern Ireland and also discusses in detail comparisons of civil rights policies and events between Northern Ireland and the American experience.

Letter from Prof. Rose, Politics Dept, Strathclyde University, Glasgow, to Boyle, discussing a recent article by Leslie Scarmon in "Public Administration" journal entitled Law and Administration: A Change in Relationship."

Letter from Prof. Richard Rose, University of Strathclyde to Kevin Boyle at Law Faculty, Queen's University, Belfast, stating he saw in the newspaper an update on Boyle's complaint filed at Strasbourg and asking Boyle for an update on same.

TS letter from Streb, Second Vice President in Charge of the 1970 Convention, New York State Council for the Social Studies, for the attention of Brian Heron, inviting Bernadette Devlin to speak at the group's annual conference on the theme of World Minorities, Viewpoints and Perspectives. Attached is a TS copy letter of response from Heron saying "We are greatly honoured at receiving this request" and will forward the request onto the Civil Rights Association.

Remembrance booklet for the late writer Eoghan Ó Tuairisc sent to McGahern by Rita Kelly, widow of Ó Tuairisc. Note on the back reads "Thank You, John, Rita". Includes photographs of Ó Tuairisc, and excerpts from poems.