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Part of letter
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/217 · Item · 06/06/1983
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Part of letter started by Siobhán McKenna, Great Southern Hotels, Parknasilla, to Russell [ ], thanking him for the 60th birthday presents and recounting her day.

Copy of letter
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/218 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Theatre

Copy of letter from Siobhán McKenna to Janos [ ], telling him how much she likes his play and giving advice on it. (14/04/[ ])

Quote on Mannix [Flynn]
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/219 · Item · [n.d.]
Part of Theatre

Quote by Siobhán McKenna on Mannix [Flynn], to be used for an Irish Times article on the author by James Maguire.

Draft letter
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/220 · Item · [n.d.]
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Draft letter from Siobhán, 22 Bóthar Gort Árd, Rathgarbh, to Proinnsias Mac Diarmada, Amharclann na Mainistreach, congratulating him on his production of 'The Plough and the Stars', and asking him to extend her appreciation to the cast, apologising that she had to go away quickly the night she attended [in Irish].

Note to Aideen O'Kelly
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/221 · Item · [n.d.]
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Note from Siobhán McKenna, to Aideen O'Kelly, Abbey Theatre, Dublin, stating that she was just home from seeing The Plough and the Stars by Sean O'Casey and congratulating her on her role as Nora. "It was so simple and real and deeply moving".

Draft letter
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/222 · Item · [6/12/1966]
Part of Theatre

Draft of start of letter from Siobhán McKenna, Rathgar, to Mendy [ ], New York, saying that they had tried to phone the previous night and that she had a wonderful night with Alexandra.

Copy of letter
UGA T/T20/1/4/1/222a · Item · [198-]
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Copy of letter from Siobhán McKenna, Howth, to Billy [Chappell] giving a detailed account of her days in Howth, how she is missing Rory (her dog) there, and gives him news of her acting and possible directing work with the Abbey Theatre. Says that she saw his “beautiful production in that real people’s theatre in London”.

Letter from R J Doyle
UGA T/T20/1/4/2/223 · Item · 23/12/1957
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Letter from R.J. Doyle, Managing Editor of the Weekly Globe and Mail, Toronto, saying that her "Irish Fairy Tale" would feature in their Christmas edition, and gives the names of the two illustrators, considering it "One of the finest stories we have carried in our magazine".