Letters between Etienne Rynne and artist Tom Turley regarding illustrations by Turley for inclusion in the volume "Figures from the Past" which was edited by Etienne Rynne.

File of TS letters between Kevin Boyle and Tom Hadden discussing in detail and at length various publication and research projects. Letters include letters with Parliament Buildings, Stormont Northern Ireland, concerning the New Ireland Forum (1984); letter from Boyle to David Blake-Knox, RTE, Dublin, outlining Boyle's role in activism, litigation and other such matters in Northern Ireland in the 1970s to 1980s (3 Oct 1984); letters between Boyle and Hadden discussing Northern Irish, political matters and groups, devolution, RUC, policing, media representation etc (1984); Letters from Boyle, copied to Hadden, replying to letters in the Irish Times, discussing and defending his role in the Civil Rights and post-Civil Rights era in Northern Ireland, 1968 onwards, and outlining his impact in challenging aspects of security, policing and force in Northern Ireland at this time (14 Nov 1984).

Letter of 11 April 1970 from Christopher Morris to Mr. A. K. Asmal, convenor of the Council for Civil Liberties regarding Article 8 of the Irish Constitution. Letter of 14 May 1970 from J. A. Coughlan, Acting Secretary of the Irish Association for Civil Liberties, giving contact details for a written submission on the language question. Memo outlining suggested points to include in an letter from the Irish Association for Civil Liberties to the Minister for Education. Letter of 14 July 1970 to Edgar M. Deale from Christopher Morris regarding the parents of national school children in Castletown Conniers (Conyers), Co. Limerick, and Ahascragh, Co. Galway. This is followed by a word-for-word copy of report submitted to the Irish Association for Civil Liberties, dated 15 November 1970 on the issue.

Letters between the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin and various contributors of articles on aspects of Irish Archaeology, which were in turn commented on for editorial review by Etienne Rynne.

File of letters between Kevin Boyle and Prof. William Twining, University of Warwick, discussing at length plans for publication.

Correspondence between Etienne Rynne and Peter Shorer, Historic Jewellery Reproduction and Antique Reproduction, Ilford, Essex, UK. The letters discuss options and ideas for the production of a commemorative medal for Galway to be sold at Galway City Museum. Includes booklets and brochures of sample work by Shorer.

Letters between Etienne Rynne and Nicola La Bouff, California, discussing La Bouff's article on Viking settlement in Ireland.

File of letters between Prof Kevin Boyle, University College Galway and Prof. Nicholas Ragg, University of Surrey, and also with Seamus O'Grady, Board of Extra-Mural Studies, University College Galway, discussing proposals to develop a post-graduate certificate in the practice of social welfare in Mental Health and other Mental Health Nursing relating courses, in consultation with St. Conal's Hospital, Letterkenny, Donegal and later letters regarding teaching at St. Columba's Hospital Sligo. TS notes by Boyle entitled "Notes of conversation with N. Ragg RE. Perspectives on Mental treatment and patient rights" and an outline for proposed diploma in nursing (social welfare and mental health) at University College Galway in collaboration with the North Western Health Board. Also includes letters between T.K. Whitaker, Joint Chairman of 'Anglo-Irish Encounter' discussing Boyle and Ragg's plan for a conference on mental health in Ireland.

File of letters between Kevin Boyle and Maxime Tardu, Chief, Research and Studies Unit Centre for Human Rights, United Nations, Geneva, and includes the following: copy TS letter from Tardu to the Hon. Peter Sutherland, Attorney General of Ireland, following up from recent dinner meeting at UCG and providing thoughts and detail of the developments and implementation of the United Nations Covenants and also the United Nations programme of Human Rights Seminars (11 May 1983); TS letter from Tardu, United Nations Office, Geneva, to Boyle, Dean, Faculty of Law, UCG, thanking Boyle for the hospitality at Tardu's recent visit to UCG and commenting how impressed he was with the facilities of the Human Rights Centre at UCG and wishes to remain in touch with Boyle and be considered for any future teaching in Galway (11 May 1983); Copy TS letter from Boyle to Tardu, inviting Tardu to become a member of the Board of the Irish Centre for the Study of Human rights at UCG, of which Sean McBride was Chairman and also discusses a research project on National Institutions and Human Rights across Europe. Boyle also mentions possible future contact from an NGO, 'Concerned Teachers', regarding plastic bullets in Northern Ireland policing. (3 Jun 1983); Letter of reply from Tardu to Boyle saying he (Tardu) would be glad to act as a member of the Irish Centre for Human Rights at UCG (27 Jun 1983) File includes further letters between Boyle and Tardu discussing possible association and lecturing by Tardu at UCG and other shared research interests. Also includes a C.V. of Tardu.

File includes correspondence with Margaret Faul discussing her work and research on Ledsham Church Tower and Anglo-Saxon Crosses in the Keighley area. Includes drafts and offprints of Faul's articles. Also includes black and white photographic prints of sites that Faul studies.