Material relating to press coverage of President Mary Robinson (MR), 1996, including fax from Trina Vargo, office of Edward M Kennedy, US Senator for Massachusetts, in relation to call he received from Irish reporter asking if he was backing MR for job as United Nations Secretary General (UNSG), and his quoted response, 15/04/1996; transcript of interview MR did on "The Today Programme", BBC Radio Four, faxed to Bride Rosney (BR), Special Adviser to the President, by Derek Keenan, Irish Embassy, London, 07/06/1996; fax from Adrian O'Neill, Press Officer, Embassy of Ireland, Washington DC, USA, which includes copy of article written by Hillary Rodham Clinton, on visit of MR to White House following week, 10/06/1996; typed letter from Fr Sean McDonagh, Missionary Society of St Columban, which was attached to article on MR being tipped as next UNSG, in "The Tablet", and copy of thank-you letter from MR, 15-27/06/1996; two typed letters from Erskine Childers, Secretary General, World Federation of United Nations Associations, to BR, the first in relation to MR agreeing to record a message for the WFUNA 50th Anniversary Congress, and the second in relation to Paddy Prenderhill, Phoenix Magazine questioning him about whether MR was interested in UNSG post, with Childers calling Prenderhill "one artful dodger", and referencing article in Phoenix by Prenderhill, with response from BR thanking him for material he had sent and referring to his concerns on article "all of us read articles from that source with about 2kgs of salt!", 16-24/06/1995; typed letter from Bill Flynn, Chairman of the Board, Mutual of America, in relation to an article in the Sunday Independent by Jody Cochran, relating to the UNSG role, MR's candidacy and that of former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, which was misleading and gave incorrect impression of his opinion of MR, 26/09/1996; faxed correspondence in relation to US Representative Chris Smith's comments on MR's unsuitability for UNSG, including official response that MR did not regard herself as a candidate and off the record comment from Peter Ryan, Secretary to the President, on MR's popularity in Ireland and her ability to build consensus, 25-26/09/1996.

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Material relating to press coverage of President Mary Robinson (MR), 1997, including official statement by MR that she was not seeking a second term as President of Ireland, 12/03/1997; faxed correspondence from Matheson Ormsby Prentice, solicitors, acting on behalf of Independent Newspapers, to Bride Rosney, Special Adviser to the President, with draft text of full apology and retraction they had agreed to print, with handwritten amendments from MR, which related to opinion piece stating MR had ignored constitutional restraints during her term as President and that she did not have government consent for a number of private visits she made outside Ireland, 01-02/04/1997; photocopy of press statement by Taoiseach John Bruton, congratulating MR on announcement of her appointment as United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, 12/06/1997; fax of press statement by Taoiseach Bertie Ahern on announcement by MR of her intention to resign from Office, 24/07/1997; material relating to press release announcing MR had executed her resignation from Office of President of Ireland on 12/09/1997; Christmas card from [Markus?] Fischer, Springer Foreign News Service, wishing MR well in new role and enclosing article he wrote about her for unidentified German newspaper, [12?]/1997.

Ref: P143/4/8/1/9

TS copy, with MS annotation of article by Kevin Boyle, entitled "Intoxication and Criminal Responsibility", to appear in 'Criminal LAw Journal, 5, 1988'.

Information pack from INVEST Northern Ireland - "Make the Best Decision", with schedule of events, political brief with key political messages, background briefing for European promotional events for securing business investment in Northern Ireland.

Email invite to Boyle to the launch of "For all Peoples and all Nations: Christian Churches and Human Rights". Boyle was a named speaker at this launch event held at the Crypt Gallery of St. Martin-in-the-fields Church, Trafalgar Square, London.

Invitations to Kevin Boyle to attend the Luthuli Memorial Lecture in 1983 and 1985, including "United States Policy Towards Southern Africa" by George McGovern, former U.S. Senator and Presidential Candidate (18 May 1983) and also "The Struggle Against Ap

File of invitations received by Kevin Boyle to attend various official functions and events of organised by groups such as academic events, government, state, charity groups, professional organisations and monarchy in Great Britain, Northern Ireland and t

File relating to an invited lecture given by Etienne Rynne, 23 February 1984, with file label stating its title being "Neolithic in North-Eastern Connacht and the Problem of the Megalithic." Includes correspondence between Rynne and Institute of Cornish Studies regarding the planning and arrangement of the lecture. Also includes manuscript research notes and printed articles using by Rynne in researching and writing the lecture.

Letter of invoice received by Kevin Boyle from Butterworth Publishers, Kent, U.K., for monies owed by Boyle.

Invoice from Butterworth Publishers for monies owed by Boyle.