Offprint of book chapter written by Kevin Boyle and entitled "Freedom of Thought, Freedom of Conscience, Freedom of Belief as Internationally Protected Rights: What is Agreed and What is Not Agreed". Included in book "Democracy, The Rule of Law and Islam"

Offprint of book chapter entitled "The Battle for Transitional Justice: Hegemony, Iraq and International Law", as part of book "Judges, Transition and Human Rights", edited by John Morrison, Kieran McEvoy and Gordon Anthony, published by Oxford University

Offprint of book chapter published by Kevin Boyle entitled "Freedom of Religion in International Law", as part of "Religion, Human Rights and International Law", Javaid Rehman and Susan C. Breau, eds.

Tranche of McGahern Archive material, including letters, email, photographs, manuscripts, typescripts and related items from the literary career of John McGahern. Note: This material was received from the McGahern Estate in August 2021.

Manuscript letters from Joe Randolph 'J. R.' Ackerley, to John McGahern, written from address in Putney, London. Includes five letters dated between 1965 and 1966 and offers comments of drafts of a novel and possibly also stories sent by McGahern to Ackerley. One letter hopes to meet with John soon, in London, perhaps also to see the Oxford V. Cambridge rowing race. One letter (16 Apr 1966) states "I am just at the end of The Barracks and am very glad to have read it".

Letters from Bruce Berlind, Professor of English, Colgate University, New York, and his wife, Mary, to John McGahern, discussing McGahern's positions and time at Colgate University, readings by McGahern, readings by Ted Hughes (23 March 1971), comments on works by McGahern, including "Nightlines" (29 June 1971), "The Leavetaking" (9 April 1975), as well as latter letters rememberings past time spent with the McGaherns and memories of John.

File of letters and from Gudron Boch to John McGahern. Boch is writing from an address in Co. Sligo and also from 'Radio Bremen' headed-paper. Letters include to McGahern at Colgate University, NY, (29 Nov 1996). thanking McGahern for seeking out Boch in Sligo and thanking him for his reading in Bremen "which is still talked about"; comments on the death of Boch's wife, Gesa, and her funeral (Oct 1988); discussing McGahern's forthcoming Memoir and interviews on Irish radio with McGahern (2005); letter with comments on "That They May Face The Rising Sun" (10 Feb 2005); and notes on a recent visit to Ireland, wishes McGahern well in facing his illness (May 2005).

Photocopy of TS letter from Sean Brosnahan, Treasurer, Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) to Sean (John) McGahern, Leytonstone, London, updating McGahern that, via Fr. P. Carton, Parish priest, Clontarf, that "the Manager [of the school where McGahern taught] does not feel under an obligation to supply us with the reasons for the cancellation of your agreement with him."
This letter relates to McGahern losing his job as a school teacher following the publication of his novel, The Dark in 1965.
Letter, 18 Jan 1966, to Sean (John) McGahern, stating the Manager does not feel under any obligation to supply us with the reasons for the cancellation of your agreement with him."
Letter from Brosnahan to McGahern, (21 Dec 1965) re. no updates as yet in relation to McGahern's query.

Letters and email from Francis Byrne, BBC, to John McGahern. Letters detail discussions around adaptations of McGahern's work for the BBC. Letter 6 Oct 1994 from Byrne begins "As a great lover of 'Amongst Women', I recently put your writing forward as part of a list of suggestions for illustrated readings on BBC Radio 4." The letter continues to invite McGahern to submit new original work for radio and with detailed comments from Byrne on McGahern's writing style; Letter from Byrne outlining edits to a text sent by McGahern, with characters named as being Maggie, Kate, and Jerome (n.d.); TS letter, 3pp, personal discussion and comments on what books both are reading, sporting events, family matters, travel, etc.; Emails from Byrne to McGahern, Nov 2005, with comments and edits made on radio 4 adaptation on "Memoir".

Letters from C. Barry Chabot, The American University, Washington D.C., USA, with discussions on an academic appointment for McGahern.