Correspondence between Prof. Kevin Boyle and others relating to Boyle's time as a visiting scholar at La Trobe University. Letters include:
From Boyle to Prof. W.G. Carson, La Trobe University, discussing Boyle's possible move to La Trobe and any funding

Letter from Prof. David Yates, Chairman, Dept. of Law, University of Essex, to Boyle, Faculty of Law, University College Galway, discussing enrolment in the Human Rights course at Essex and inviting Boyle to teach undergraduate classes for 'a week in Nove

Copy letter from Boyle to Shaw, Senior Lecturer, School of Law, University of Essex, discussing the arrangements and content for Boyle's teaching visit to Essex, mentions some details of the Farrell Vs. U.K. case, says he (Boyle) is pleased to be asked to

Letter from Newcomb, Registrar, University of Essex, inviting Boyle to act as a member of the newly established Advisory Board of the Centre for International Human Rights Law at Essex.

Letter from Senator Norris to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his gracious letter and saying "let us put this little incident behind us completely . . ." and hopes to continue to co-operate and make breakthroughs for human rights, especially now that "Mary [Rob

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 CED

Letter from Boyle to Clinton, University College Dublin, supporting the application of Robert Clarke for position of Associate Professor at University College Dublin.

Letter from Boyle to Tom [ ]. detailing an update on Anglo-Irish relations as raised by an interview with Dick Spring in the Guardian newspaper which suggested a future referendum on a North-South Ireland joint government but which was "slapped down from

Letter from Hazell, the Nuffield Foundation to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his comments and feedback on the proposal from the Civil Liberties Trust for a major submission to the U.N. Human Rights Committee on the U.K's Human Rights record.

Letter from Boyle to Christine [ ] detailing some biographical content on Boyle.