Draft of letter from Siobhán to Bob [ ], saying that she is glad to hear that she is better, and that they will meet in Howth, quoting the line "if we're even happeny stranger" from 'The Shadow of the Glen'.
Draft letter from Siobhán McKenna, Albany Theatre, Birmingham, to Binkie Beaumont, Globe Theatre, London, telling him of the production.
Draft letter from Siobhán, 23 Bóthar Gort-Árd, to Sally and Jim [ ], telling them how much she is missing their company. Recounts her adventures following her attendance at a poet’s funeral, and the fact that she has picked up the ‘flu. Says that she had a letter from Denise.
Draft letter to Denise [ ] wishing her a Happy New Year and telling her of her ‘flu, and hoping to get to her last performance if it clears.
Draft letter from Siobhán to Sally and Jim giving her news from over the Christmas.
Draft letter from Siobhán to Wilson Seán apologising for not staying around and chatting to him but she had to go with the taxi. Says that they all loved the play.
Draft of start of letter from Siobhán McKenna, Rathgar, to Myra and Don, giving her news, and commenting that she had been asked to do To Play with a Tiger off-Broadway but wouldn't be doing it.
Page of a letter being written by Siobhan, discussing the garden and Denis and Rory's adventures in clearing it.
Handwritten notes on South African writers, also some notes relating to health questions that Siobhan has.
Correspondence and an appreciation of Gjon Milo, who had photographed Siobhán McKenna in New York in 1955.