Apologises for not being at the theatre the night before and for missing Ray. Says he thinks the play went well, and that audiences seem deeply interested and impressed. Says not to pay too much attention to the Dublin critics, "they are a very poor set". Says he has not yet read the new "White Feather", and that they have not yet decided their bills for Cork.

Says in reply to Ray's letter, they planned the Cork program and cannot alter it

Says Ray could not have seen him on Saturday after a performance because he went back to Dublin that afternoon. Says he heard back from Yeats about "The White Feather", and he thinks Ray made the best thing he has done out of it. Says when he comes over to Dublin the next week he will talk to him about "The Gombeen Man" in America.

Copy letter from Boyle to Richard Rose, Department of Politics, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, updating on acceptance to Yale and other upcoming plans.

Circular letter sent to all participants in the Oslo Conference, providing detail of the follow up to the conference with such proposals as establishing an international board and other such developments.

TS copy letter by Kevin Boyle to the Editor of New Statesman, enclosing a commentary article on the findings of the Widgery Report into the events of Bloody Sunday.

TS letter from Alan [ ] to Kevin Boyle, typed on Queen's University, Belfast headed paper and discussing how he has read the C.R.A. statement on 'the Donegal Street Slaughter' and calling it a 'fine study in hypocrisy' and discusses Sandy Row explosion, cheers from a crowd at Casement Park, responses to Bloody Sunday and a lack of action on the wake of the 'Donegal Street Slaughter' as well as press coverage of Loyalist deaths including the killing of Protestant Sydney Agnew. Note: no date but document was filed with correspondence from early 1970s.

TS letter from Schenke, editor of German weekly 'Neue Politik', who is contacting Boyle on Bernadette Devlin's instructions, to discuss Northern Ireland.

TS letter from Robert Hill, London, a student at the University of Southern California and seeking academic guidance from Boyle on a research project on legal intervention in the conflict in Northern Ireland.

TS letter from McClean, who is understood to be an interned prisoner in Long Kesh Prison, thanks Boyle for his letter and enclosed copy of "Co-Ordination of Civil Disobedience - New proposals". McClean discusses policy on statements made by internees in Long Kesh regarding conditions of internment camps, unconditional release, brutality, illegal arrest and other related matters.