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Letter from Esra H Hisen, Vice-President of the New American Library, to Siobhán McKenna asking her to sign an agreement to give them the rights to a forward she has written for "The Becker Wives".

Circular issued by the Eire Society of Boston to its members advertising a talk by Siobhán McKenna, entitled "Some Observations on the Irish theatre", noted as her first public engagement in America.

Material relating to Siobhán McKenna award of a gold medal by the Eire Society of Boston including the citation for the award, the speech of Ed Hannify in presenting the award, photographs of Siobhán with the Hannify family, press cutting in 1987 on the award, and an article entitled "Siobhán Remembered 1955-6" by George E. Ryan in the "Bulletin of the Eire Society of Boston", 45, no. 3 (1987).

Booklet celebrating the centenary of the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, including a photograph of Siobhán McKenna.

Letter from June Fortress, Executive Secretary of the Poetry Centre, Lexington Avenue, New York, to Siobhán McKenna, International Famous Agency, New York, saying that they were holding a date in February for her for a reading of her selections of poetry, but if she had any alternative dates, she could contact them to discuss it.

Letter from Nathan Kolodney, Director of the Poetry Centre to Siobhán McKenna, saying that he had been sorry to hear that she would not be available for the planned date as they had received a lot of interest, wondering if an alternative date would be available.

Copy of part of letter (possibly by Johnny Hippsley), Chateau Marmont, Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, to Milton Goldman, International Famous Agency, New York, in relation to the National Entertainment Conference at Kansas City, which Siobhán had been booked into without her consent. They realised when they got there that it was a rock concert.

Part of letter from Patricia Kerr Ross, Associate for the Arts, saying that her visit to their campuses will be of great interest to her students.

Copy letter from [ ] to Siobhán McKenna thanking herself and Denis for their hospitality, discussing the arrangements to bring actors over and giving a proposed itinerary. Includes references from Joseph Sullivan, President General of the American Irish Historical Society, and John Moore, Ambassador of America to Ireland {19 September 1973). Also letter from Joseph Sullivan, New York, saying that he was delighted to hear from Ambassador Moore that she would be their guest of honour, discussing arrangements (24 September 1973).

Press cutting from "The RTE Guide" noting that Siobhán McKenna would be the guest on Personal Choice on RTE Radio the following Sunday.