TS letter from Asmal to Boyle, thanking Boyle for signing the petition in support of freeing James Mange in South Africa, attaching a final draft of the petition letter and updating developments on this issue regarding position of the African National Congress.

TS letter from Asmal, Chairman of Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement, Dublin, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for becoming a sponsor of the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement and attaching flyers for upcoming events including a poetry evening with Siobhán McKenna, Pearse Hutchinson and Máirtín Ó Direáin to mark U.N. Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners (Oct 11 1981) and a half-day conference for the Irish trade union movement and in support of trace sanctions against South Africa, to be held in Dublin, 24 Oct [1981].

Letter from Asmal, Hon. Secretary to the Trustees, Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement, detailing to Boyle the Michael Mullen Memorial Trust, to which Asmal is aligned.

Letter from Asmal, School of Law, University College Dublin to Boyle, London, seeking Boyle's advice regarding a legal case in South Africa regarding Mxolisi Petane, an alleged combatant of the African National Congress (A.N.C) and who is charged of treason and to which he pleads he is a prisoner of war.

Letter from Dunne to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his information on student study in Ireland and that Dunne hopes to develop further Boyle proposal for expanded Law School at UCG.

Letter from Wadham, Director, Liberty, London, inviting nominees for the Human Rights Awards 1999.

Letter from Wadham, Director, Liberty, London, to Hampson and Boyle informing both that they have both been nominated for the Human Rights Awards 1998.

Typed postcard from American author, John Updike to John McGahern, in response to McGahern and following Updike having written a review of The Pornographer. Updike offers comments and praise on the book and on McGahern's writing.

Letter from Robb, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, to Boyle, discussing a proposed permanent residential educational centre in Northern Ireland, entitled, the Ulster People's College, and outlines its aims and objectives and asks of Boyle to meet to discuss this proposal in the near future. A prospectus for the school is attached.

Letter from Spiegel, Director, Lemberg Centre for the Study of Violence, Brandeis University, to Boyle, Law Faculty, Queen's University, Belfast, enclosing copies of publications and of program prospective. Spiegel also comments on Northern Ireland: "I remain interested in the conflict in Northern Ireland but since there appears to be no really effective third party intervenor on the site as yet, my thoughts do not go beyond the kinds of information I get from reading the newspapers."