Programme and press cutting for Circasia '75 in County Kildare, supported by (among others) Siobhán McKenna
Press cuttings relating to an RTE Radio production of A Village Wooing by George Bernard Shaw, starring Siobhán McKenna and Cyril Cusack.
Press cuttings relating to "The Best of Ireland" show at Carnegie Hall, New York, starring among others Siobhán McKenna, Peter O'Toole, the Clancy Brothers. Staged at Carnegie Hall and organized by the Irish American Bicentennial Committee.
Letter from John Theocharis, Director of Radio drama, BBC, to Siobhán McKenna thanking her for her role in their recording of "The Sons of Oedipus" commenting "It was a privilege and a great joy to have you in the studio".
Copy of "The Abbey Theatre 1966 - 1976: A Commemorative Record".
Programme and other material, including correspondence, from the production of "Here are Ladies" at the Theatre Hall, Gorey, featuring Siobhán McKenna.
Programme for the Irish Children's Theatre, performing at the Father Matthew Hall, Church Street, Dublin.
Letters and royalty statements from Spoken Arts Records, New York, to Siobhán McKenna, relating to records she did with them, "Irish Ballads", "Irish Fairytales", and "Piccoli", as well as planning "The Cracked Looking Glass" by Katherine Anne Porter.
Letter from Rory O'Terrell, President of the National Youth Council of Ireland to Siobhán McKenna, thanking her for her launch of the Youth Assembly.
Letter from Sam Hazo, director of the International Poetry Forum, Carnegie Library, Pittsburg, to John Hippsley, commenting that everything in his letter is correct. He comments that he will be responsible for everything in the letter except finding other venues, which Milton Goldman will look after.