Letter from Nugent, Secretary, West of Ireland Steam Railway Association, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for offering his professional services to the association.

Letter from Charles, Ad Hoc Committee for Irish Human Rights, Brooklyn, New York, to Boyle, Faculty of Law, Queen's University, Belfast, referring to Boyle's planned trip to the U.S.A and advising it would raise extra profile for Northern Ireland and the case at Strasbourg if the trip would coincide with the visit of Fr, Fall (sic)

Letter from Regan and Sinclair. Bray, Co. Wicklow, to Boyle. "Greetings from Dublin in the wake of the, hopefully, temporary breakdown of the cease-fire. It is very sad to observe what has happened . . . ", talks further about the role Boyle and Tom Hadden can play and also adds a plan and agenda for the upcoming meeting in Colchester between Boyle, Sinclair and Regan.

Letter from Christopher T. Morris, President of the Language Freedom Movement to the Irish Times, responding to a letter from Mr. B. J. Tierney that was published in the paper on the 4 October. (See G44/5/5/1). Mr. Tierney asked that the LFM make their position clear to allow the non-committed to decide. Mr. Morris's letter summarises the LFM's statement of policy, and refers briefly to the Mansion House meeting on 21 September, 1966.

Letter from academic and director Christopher Fitz-Simon to John McGahern, sending apologies for missing McGahern in Dublin, comments on an Irish Times book prize, and hoping to meet McGahern soon.

Letter from Citizenship Foundation Human Rights Summer School and enclosing a contribution towards Boyle's costs of attending the school.

Letter from Bonnici, Judge of the European Court of Human Rights, to Boyle, passing on belated congratulations for Boyle and Hampson being awarded joint Human Rights Lawyer of the Year. "It is more than deserved" and adding further comment.

Letter from Charles (Charlie) Wright of Beaumont, Smith and Harris, counsellors at Law, Detroit, Michigan, to Boyle, stating he very much enjoyed meeting Boyle and discusses personal matters.

Letter from Carlton, Dept. of History, North Carolina State University, to Boyle at University College Galway, thanking Boyle for his earlier letter and stating he will read an advance copy of work by Boyle and Tom Hadden.

Letter from Schweigman, Groningen, to Boyle thanking Boyle for his contribution to Human Rights conference and will forward Boyle a copy of a lecture by Schweigman on food security, for the Centre for Development Studies at University of Groningen.