Material in this subsubseries relates to cases where Mary Robinson’s involvement was unknown, if it indeed existed.

Kevin Boyle was a Postdoctorate Associate in Sociology at University of Yale from Autumn semester 1972. File includes:
a social security card for Kevin Boyle;
a membership card for the "American League of Undivided Ireland" for 1973;
press cutting from

Correspondence between Kevin Boyle and individuals at University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom, regarding Boyle teaching at the University. File includes:
TS letter from G.P. Wilson, Professor of Law at University Warwick, explaining to Wilson that

File of records relating to appointment of Prof. Kevin Boyle as a lecturer at the University of San Diego, School of Law at its Dublin Institute on International and Comparative Law, teaching a module on International Human Rights between July and August

Human Rights and Ethical Globalization, public lecture at University of Oregon, 3 March 2004

File of minutes of meetings of the staff and management of the Human Rights Centre, University of Essex, discussing various matters of administration of the Centre.

Files relating to teaching, research and administrative duties by Kevin Boyle while at University of Essex.

TS confidential letter of recommendation for Kevin Boyle for graduate work in sociology, University of California, Berkeley. Also letter from Mrs. G. Rosenthal, Administrative Assistant, University of California, Berkely, enclosing a check [sic] to Boyle,

Copies of 'Bulletin', news magazine of La Trobe University and which includes news of Kevin Boyle at Law Tobe, details of public speaking engagements, feature articles including "Ireland - Prospectus for a Settlement" by Boyle (Vol 16, No. 8) and "Ireland

Correspondence from various universities to Patricia regarding talks, advice, conferences and projects relating to her work and her experience and knowledge of the Magdalene Laundries.
Correspondence and articles regarding the Honorary Conferring she received on the 21 October 2014.