Letter from Hand, Dean of Law at University College Galway, to Boyle, at Faculty of Law, Queen's University Belfast, discussing the appointment of Boyle as an external examiner within the National University of Ireland.

TS letter signed by G.N. Ceccato, Human Rights Officer, Division of Human Rights, United Nations, to Hurst Hannum, Belfast, enclosing documents (not present with letter) such as a note by the Secretary General on "the Study of Equality in the Administrati

Manuscript letter from Godfrey Quigley to his wife, Genevieve Lyons. The letter is written from Paris, with the attached envelope date-stamped 23 May 1959. Lyns' address is Haddington Road, Dublin. Quigley outlines how he has been very busy since arriving in Paris with rehearsals, the show, interviews etc. "The show had a terrific public reception, the majority of resources excellent ....".

TS letter from Hannum to Robert Bennett, and copies to Kevin Boyle and discussing fundraising and Boyle's efforts for developing a Human Rights Centre in University College Galway. MS note for Boyle from Hannum on reverse.

Letter from Klijnsma, Staff Officer, Centre for Development Studies, University of Groningen, to Boyle, thanking Boyle for his contribution to the conference on Humanitarian Assistance and Comprehensive Security: Exploring the Challenges of Roosevelt's Fo

Letter from Koh and Slye, the Orville H. Schell, JR. Centre for International Human Rights at Yale Law School, to Boyle inviting Boyle to become a member of the advisory board of DIANA (Direct Information Access Network Association), a computerised human

TS letter signed by Helene Toiv, Executive Secretary of the International League for the Rights of Man, New York, to Hurst Hannum, Belfast, detailing advice on procedure for lodging communication on violation of human right in Northern Ireland to the Unit

TS letter from Henry Tonra, Athlone, Co. Roscommon to John McGahern, sending information for McGahern's research on Rockingham Castle.
Letter from Winifred Turner (3 Jan 1991) writing to McGahern with personal memories of Rockingham, where Turner moved to Boyle in 1910, as her father was Band Master of the Connacht Rangers and stationed at the barracks at Rockingham. Further memories of her childhood in the area are recounted.

Photocopy of TS letter from Hannum to "Dear Dan, Tom, Sheila, Edna and Others...." regarding an update on the case at Strasbourg, ..." As Madge probably pointed out, although it seems that we've 'lost' the case in technical legal terms, we've accomplished

TS letter form Hannum to Moller, Human Rights Officer, Division of Human Rights, United Nations, discussing the case of violations of Human Rights in Northern Ireland at Strasbourg and stating "I cannot accept, as stated in your letter to Mr. Boyle of 15