Press cutting from The East London Observer, including a piece about John Ford's planned adaptation of the James Stephen's novel "The Demi-Gods", starring, among others, Denis O'Dea and Siobhán McKenna.
Produced by Republic Pictures (I) and Argosy Pictures directed by John Ford, Brian Desmond Hurst appears to have inquired for a role on Siobhán’s behalf.
Letter from Seán O’Feeney, Argosy Pictures Corporation, to Siobhán McKenna saying that he had been assured that both she and Denis had not been possibilities for "The Quiet Man" and that other actors had been cast in those roles. He says that he is keen to get the Taibhdhearc actors if possible, and discusses his own Irish and that of Maureen [O’Hara], “… a month in Galway and she’ll speak it very well indeed … with a Leinster accent of Course”.
Press cuttings from a television adaptation of "The Shadow of the Glen" by J.M. Synge on BBC television.
Press cuttings relating to the television adaptation of "Shadow and Substance" by Paul Vincent Carroll, on the BBC, with Siobhán McKenna in the role of Brigid.
A Hallmark Hall of Fame production, adapted by James Costigan from the play by Maurice Evans, directed by George Schaefer. Siobhán playing the role of Sister Joanne of the Little Cross.
File of material relating to "Cradle Song", produced by Maurice Evans for American television, starring Siobhán McKenna as a nun. Consists of press cuttings as well as typescript of cast, credits and synopsis.