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 S.C. Connolly & Co, seeking information regarding the case of Olive Farrell Vs. United Kingdom.

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

Copy letter from Boyle to Law, California Western School of Law, replying to Lay's letter of 21 Nov 1980, detailing feedback and source information requested by a student of Lay's writing on the Donnelly vs. United Kingdom case.

Copy letter from Boyle to Lord Justice McGonigal, Co. Down, writing in detail on the course options and entry requirements for law courses at University College Galway and also commenting on legal education matters.

Copy letter from Boyle to O'Donnell, Solicitor, Belfast, discussing personal mortgage issues.

Copy letter sent from Boyle to Rose, University of Strathclyde, enclosing a copy of "the U.N. brief" and saying that he (Boyle) has also taken up a small law practice that he is enjoying and that will complement his teaching.

Copy letter from Boyle to Prof. Twining, Warwickshire, England, updating him on access to clients at Strasbourg by their solicitors, with comment on Francis Keenan. Also comments and encloses a copy of Prison Rules and relates these prison rules to various aspects of the European Convention on Human Rights and lists the main issues regarding complaints from prisoners regarding conditions, housing, interrogation and rights while in prison.

Copy letter from Boyle to O'Connell, John Marshall Law School, Chicago, thanking him for Boyle's recent trip to Chicago and further thanks for their discussions on the development of the Law School at Galway.

Letter from Boyle to Prof. Rose, University of Strathclyde, enclosing comments regarding 'The Strasbourg Case' and also asking to see constitutions or ground documents from the Centre for Study of Public Policy at Prof Rose's University, as Boyle is seeking to establish a centre for the study of Human Rights in Galway, which has the backing of Sean McBride.