Papers form the consultative Forum on Community Enterprise held in Galway on 30/31 January 1987.
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File of documents regarding the 1987 Patrick MacGill Summer School at Glenties, Co. Donegal, at which Kevin Boyle presented a paper on "Fifty Years of the Irish Constitution - Anything to Celebrate?" File also includes programme from the summer school, p
TS Article IV of the Constitution of the NICRA, referring specifically to terms of membership of same, late 1960s.
The Constitution of the Language Freedom Movement, outlining the objectives and governance of the organisation.
TS constitution of the NICRA as adopted at Annual General Meeting and outlining individual articles of said constitution, the objectives of the NICRA as well as its structure, membership, Executive Council, Regional Councils and other such information.
Copy of document A44/1/1/1/3. TS constitution of the NICRA as adopted at Annual General Meeting and outlining individual articles of said constitution, the objectives of the NICRA as well as its structure, membership, Executive Council, Regional Councils and other such information.
Programme from conference entitled "Constitution and Cultures", organised by the International Association of Constitutional Law Round Table, at Ravenna, University of Bologna, Italy. Kevin Boyle was a speaker at this conference.
Files relating to the constitution development and Muintir na Tíre becoming a Company Limited by Guarantee in 1996.
Print copy of journal "Conscientious Objection to Military Service (2012), with letter included from Robert Husbands to Joan Boyle, wife of Kevin Boyle, sending a print copy as Kevin had contributed to the issue and was referenced in the introduction, post his passing.
Statement by Maolsheachlainn Ó'Caollaí, President of Conradh na Gaeilge on the Waterford School Controversy. Contradicts statements attributed to the Secretary of the Language Freedom Movement that recently appeared in the press about the medium of instruction at Scoil Lorcáin, Waterford. Quotes results from a survey carried out by the Ad Hoc Parents' Committee and Conradh na Gaeilge which are favourable towards the current medium of instruction, and draws comparisons with education in Wales and at the German school in Dublin.