Copy letter from Boyle to Jacobs of the Standing Advisory Commission on Human Rights, Belfast. Boyle "delighted to learn book is coming out" but says he will not be available to be in Belfast.

Copy letter from Boyle to Lord Peter Melchett, the House of Lords, Westminster, "Dear Peter, I am almost swinging round to your view on a Bill of Rights in the aftermath of what I have heard . . ." Boyle continues to discuss the case of a juvenile who had

TS copy letter sent from Boyle to Kutner, World Habeas Corpus, Chicago, updating Kutner on the proceedings of the submission to the court at Strasbourg and also commenting that "even should the Strasbourg proceedings fail. . .the publicity focused on Nort

Copy letter from Boyle to Brady, Vice-President of Development, Chicago, thanking her for the support and experience he learned regarding development of the Law School at UCG and states that a not for profit Friends of Galway University was established in

Copy letter from Boyle to McAleese, complimenting her on the excellent 'Today Tonight' programme on house buying, house promotion and the media.

Copy TS letter from Boyle to Robinson, Office of the High Commissioner, Geneva and writing in his capacity as Chair of the Development Education Committee, discussing in detail the work of the Committee and comment on the current trends, agendas and futur

Copy letter from Boyle to Ryan, Thames Polytechnic, London, replying to ryan's previous letter of 20 Dec 1981 and offering response to Ryan's query on sources for information on I.R.A. prisoners in English jails.

Copy letter from Boyle to Farrell, Trench Avenue, Belfast, replying to Farrell's letter of 3 Feb 1980. Boyle states "I was absolutely stunned and deeply saddened to learn of Frank Gogarty's death." and recounting memories about Gogarty, his imprisonment,

Copy letter from Boyle to Verlag, enclosing money for copies of Human Rights Law Journal.

Copy letters from Boyle to Dr. P. Froggatt, Vice-Chancellor of Queen's University, Belfast, enclosing a press cutting of article by Ed Moloney, written about Q.U.B. and which mentions Boyle and other faculty members and working/social/political conditions