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

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 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

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, marked personal, from Boyle to Silke, solicitor, Shop Street, Galway, and is headed "RE: the Divorce Case", Boyle states "It seems to me we are on dodgy ground to begin with. . ."and goes on to describe in detail a formation of case and argum

Copy letter from Boyle to Lady McGonigal, wife of Lord Justice Ambrose McGonigal, offering condolences on the death of her husband and saying "I want you to know that I regarded your husband as one of the great judges in Ireland" and further comments on h

Copy letter from Boyle to Ó Cairbre, Librarian, House of the Oireachtas, Leinster House, Dublin, seeking information on and access to files of memoranda in the Library.

Copy letter from Boyle to Henry, detailing, with reference to her previous letter, that the information she seeks should be in "our updated book" that will be published later in November.

Copy letter from Boyle to Phillips, Dept. of Earth Sciences, The Open University, enclosing a response from the previous request by Phillips for research trip to Oceanography Dept. at Galway.

Copy letter of reply from Boyle to Coyle, a student who sought help and information from Boyle on sources for research on the period of emergence of Civil Rights campaign in Derry. Boyce advises that access to sources could be difficult but offers some di