Judgment of Mr Justice Barrington 11/01/1982 in petition to nullify marriage brought by husband against wife RSJ and JSJ; judgment by Chief Justice Finlay, 16/3/1988 re Attorney General at the relation of the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, Ireland ltd & Open Door counselling ltd and the Dublin Wellwoman Centre; judgment by Finlay, 19/12/1989 re The Soc for the Protection of Unborn Children & Stephen Grogan and others.

Printed programme from The Tourist Board of Andalucia production of "Juana La Loca" by Sara Baras and Company, at the Olympia Theatre, Dublin.

Edition of Journal of Media Law and Practice, Vol 10, No. 3, featuring an article by Kevin Boyle and Marie McGonagle on Irish Censorship of publications.

Details Ray's experiences with the Abbey Theatre and the writing and editing of his play "The Gombeen Man". Discusses the death of his son Ray Brophy, his work as a journalist in Cork, and includes newspaper clippings of criticism for his plays. Includes a detailed personal and family history in which he reveals that his uncle, Hugh Brophy, was a major player in the Fenian Brotherhood, as well as his paternal half-brother John Brophy. Ray goes on to discuss how those connections cost his father, Thomas Brophy, his position as an inspector for the railway.

Entries include reports on his family, what books he is reading at the time, and what he is doing for the newspaper. Includes accounts of his interactions with the Abbey Theatre, his play "The Casting-out of Martin Whelan", newspaper clippings, accounts of meeting notable figures such as W.B. Yeats, George Moore, etc.

Editions containing articles by Kevin Boyle or references to Boyle.

Copy of judgement in the case of McGuigan Vs. Ministry of Defence. McGuigan was shot in the chest by a British soldier in Belfast on 27 March 1974.

Kiki Camarena, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) special agent was kidnapped and murdered by a Mexican drug cartel in 1985. After an investigation, the DEA concluded that Humberto Álvarez-Machaín had participated in the murder. A warrant for his arrest was issued by a federal district court. The DEA, however, was unable to convince Mexico to extradite Álvarez-Machaín, so they hired several Mexican nationals to capture him and bring him back to the United States. His subsequent trial was appealed all the way to the Supreme Court, which found that the government could try a person who had been forcibly abducted, but that the abduction itself might violate international law and provide grounds for a civil suit.

Material includes email printout of correspondence between Harold Koh. Counsel of Record and Professor of International Law, Yale University, Benjamin Hensler, Yale University and Mary Robinson (MR) asking if she would serve as amicus curiae in a brief to be filed in case of Sosa v Alvarez-Machain, 11/02/2004; email print out of correspondence between MR, Koh and (Lord) Anthony Lester, Queen’s Counsel including printed attachment of draft brief 22-23/02/2004; print out of email from Koh to multiple recipients and attached pdf of copy of Brief of Amici Curiae International Jurists in Support of affirmance in Sosa v Alvarez-Machain, 28/02/2004; published Brief "No. 03-339 in the Supreme Court of the United States José Francisco Sosa, Petitioner, v Humberto Alvarez-Machain, Respondent. On Writ of Certiorari to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Brief of Amici Curiae International Jurists in Support of Affirmance", 2004.

MR’s involvement in this case is as one of International Commission of Jurists and was amicus curiae.

Also included in this file is correspondence from Koh to MR in relation to another Amicus brief "Hamdi v Rumsfeld" which MR was happy to join as lead amicus, 18/10/2003-18/02/2004.

TS document being Joint Memorandum on Citizen's Rights in Northern Ireland and addressed to The Rt. Hon. Terence O'Neill, Prime Minister of Northern Ireland by the Parliamentary Labour Party of Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Committee, Irish Congr