Prompt script of the Druid Theatre production of 'The Country Boy' written by John Murphy. Includes extensive manuscript annotation detailing stage management directions, sound and lighting cues, set and design information and related material. Based on a photocopy text of the 'Progress House' published text of the play.

File relating to The Constitution Unit, based at University College London, and includes reports, newsletters, and letters sent to Boyle, including a copy of report "Women's Political Participation in the UK" (2002).

File includes a linen badge bearing the insignia of the Connaught Rangers 88th and 94th Foot; loose leaf items of research and MS notes by Etienne Rynne and also a series of letters between Etienne Rynne and Capt. D.J. O'Donovan. A separate document by Rynne discusses how O'Donovan brought forward to Rynne a number of items, such as photographs and a rosary ring from the Connacht Rangers, c. 1921 and their deposit with Galway City Museum. Also includes an issues of "The Ranger", journal of the Connaught Rangers, July 1960.

File of documents relating to 'The Commonwealth and Human Rights' - a proposed new module within the M.A. in Human Rights. File includes a proposal for the course with commentary and annotation by Boyle; extended document entitled "The Commonwealth: Has it a Role in the Advancement of Human Rights"; draft outline for seminar on 'Human Rights and the Commonwealth (Jan - Mar 2000); manuscript notes on this topic by Boyle; page of The Irish Times, (27 Nov 1998) being the full test of address delivered by British Prime Minister Tony Blair, to the joint Houses of the Oireachtas, Dublin, with an image of Blair delivering the speech; text of article by Boyle and Richard Bourne, entitled 'The Contemporary Commonwealth and featured in the Irish Times, Note, draft of same article with notes and annotation is included; Manuscript notes from notebook written by Kevin Boyle and cover page attached is entitled "Commonwealth Text Book Project"; File also includes copy of letter from Prof. Nigel Rodley, University of Essex to the Honourable Mr. Justice A. R. Gubbay, Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, commenting in detail on Gubbay's earlier letter and discussing articles of Zimbabwe constitution "that seems on its face to claw back such a time-honoured means of exercising freedom of expression and assembly" and also notes he has asked Article 19 to forward a copy of their Manual on Freedom of Expression, on Kevin Boyle's Recommendation.

Printed programme from Royal Shakespeare Company production of 'The Comedy of Errors'. Includes articles on the play by Anne Barton and others as well as cast information.

Document entitled 'The Closed Society - Complaints Mechanism and Disciplinary Procedures in Prison' - Reader's Report, written by Kevin Boyle, outlining comment and feedback on the draft article of the above title.

Photocopy of article by Etienne Rynne, published in "The Other Clare", Vol. 15, 1991, and entitled "The Clarecastle Mounting Block".

TS document prepared by Mrs. Edwina Stewart, Honorary Secretary of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association, N.I.C.R.A., for presentation to the non-Governmental organisations recognised by the United Nations Organisations. The document includes a brief background to the growth of the Civil Rights movement in Northern Ireland and discusses the Special Powers Act, Torture by British Army and R.U.C and other related issues.

Printed programme from "the Cherry Orchard" by Anton Chekhov in a version by Tom Murphy, staged at the Abbey Theatre as part of the Abbey and Europe series. Includes article by Pat Cox, MEP, on "Ireland's Uniquely European Year"; article entitled "Rapprochement: European drama at the Abbey" by P.J. Matthews, article entitled 'The Cherry Orchard: A Hundred Years of Misunderstanding' by Donald Rayfield; article entitled 'Beyond the Literal' by Paul Lefebvre, a note from Tom Murphy and also biographies of cast members.

Printed programme from Blue Raincoat Theatre production of "The Chairs" by Eugene Ionesco, directed by Niall Henry. Includes a foreword from Malcolm Hamilton and Niall Henry; article "From Desire to Godot - the pocket theatres of Paris" by Ruby Cohn; a biography of Ionesco; article "Which Theatre is the Absurd One" by Edward Albee and also biographies of cast members.