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Letter from Aunt Bona (Sister Bonaventura), St. Aloysius’s School, St. Maries of the Isle, Cork, to Siobhán McKenna, on “a glorious day in Spring”. She reminiscences about the time she was about to recite “Lady Macbeth” to the school and she was called away, and how much she would like to hear her in that role. She comments that everyone is talking about "The Gondoliers". She states that her second generation of students are coming in and she should feel old but that the children keep her young. Ends by saying that she would love to see her if she could get the chance.

Letter from Sr. Bona, St. Aloysius’ College, St. Marie of the Isle, Cork, to Siobhán McKenna, hoping all is well across the Atlantic. Her father and Caithlín had called in when he was down for the Sigerson Cup, and gives news of the rest of the family [in Irish].

Letter from Sr. Bona to “Pheigín Mike”, thanking Siobhán for her present and giving her news of their trip [in Irish].

Copy of letter from Siobhán McKenna, Newcastle, Galway to her aunt Sr. Bonaventura, St. Mary of the Isle, Cork, on the death of her father.

Letter from An tSúir Pádraigín, St. Maries of the Isle, Cork, to Siobhán McKenna, saying that she got permission from Sister Bonaventura to contact her. She asks if she can do anything for Fr. Bernard of Palmerston. She goes on to talk about her father, and says that she hopes to meet her when she comes back to the convent [in Irish].

Bundle of letters and cards from Aunt Nancy, Stillorgan Road, Dublin to Siobhán McKenna, mainly congratulating her on her performances, family matters etc.;

Bundle of letters from Sr. Bona, St. Maries of the Isle, Cork, to Siobhán McKenna, mainly dealing with family matters.

Bundle of letters from Sr. Bona, St. Maries of the Isle, Cork, to Siobhán McKenna, mainly dealing with family matters.