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Note from Pádraig de Brún, Dúnchaoin, Dingle, to Eoghan [McKenna], commiserating with him on the death of his wife [in Irish].

Letter from Eoghan McKenna, Fort Eyre, Galway, to his daughter, Siobhán giving her news of the MacCurtains, and that he is delighted to hear that things are going well for her. He wonders if herself, Nancy, Denis and Donn could make it to Galway [in Irish].;

Letter from Eoghan McKenna, Caisleán Nua [i nGallaimh, to Siobhán McKenna, giving her a contact in Croke Park for All-Ireland final tickets, as he only has one ticket for himself [in Irish].

Letter from Eoghan McKenna, Newcastle, Galway, to Siobhán, thanking her for the cheque and commenting that he doesn’t need much money these days. He encloses a photograph taken by a friend of him at the Giant’s Causeway in 1921. He says he has got a copy of the “Book of Durrow” if she is interested in it, discusses Donn’s progress at school, and comments that Liam Ó Buachalla saw her on UTV recently [in Irish].;

Letter from Eoghan McKenna, Newcastle, Galway, to Siobhán, thanking her for the cheque and commenting that he doesn’t need much money these days. He encloses a photograph taken by a friend of him at the Giant’s Causeway in 1921. He says he has got a copy of the “Book of Durrow” if she is interested in it, discusses Donn’s progress at school, and comments that Liam Ó Buachalla saw her on UTV recently [in Irish].;

Note from [Eoghan McKenna] to Denis O’Dea, arranging to tutor Donn, saying that Kathleen hurt her leg, ad that he is lecturing teachers two hours a week.

Postcard from Siobhán to her father (an tOllamh Eoghan Mac Cionnáith) hoping that he is enjoying how Don is proceeding. She plans to be home within a month and that she is getting great peace in the Algarve [in Irish].

Letter from Owen [McKenna], Upper Newcastle, Galway, to Denis [O’Dea] saying that he had not heard from Donnacha, but that Denis should call into UCD for the Engineering prospectus. He wonders if Jackie McGauran dropping out of the play will impact on the success of the play.;

Letter from Siobhán McKenna, L’Algarve, Portugal, to her father, giving details of her days, saying to tell Donn that the food is excellent, and giving her plans to returns at the end of the month [in Irish].

Photocopy of pages of biographies of noted Irish personalities, with entries for Eoghan Mac Cionnaith and Tomás Ó Deirg [in Irish].