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UGA T/T20/2/2/18/544 · Item · 16/11/1961
Part of Theatre

Contract between Siobhán McKenna and BBC for the part of St Joan in the programme "History of the Stage".

Contract
UGA T/T20/2/2/19/544a · Item · 05/05/1980
Part of Theatre

Contract between Siobhán McKenna and Billy Kelly, representing Samuel Bronston Productions Inc., to play the part of Mary in the film "King of Kings".

Contract
UGA T/T20/2/2/20/546 · Item · 24/05/1962
Part of Theatre

Contract between Siobhán McKenna and Drama, BBC, for her part in a programme entitled "The Rumanian Songs of the Dead".

Contract
UGA T/T20/2/2/22/548 · Item · 12/10/1962
Part of Theatre

Contract between Siobhán McKenna and Television Drama, BBC for the part of Tina Bordereau in "The Aspern Papers".

Contract
UGA T/T20/2/2/29/557 · Item · 24/09/1969
Part of Theatre

Contract between Siobhán McKenna and Marvin Liebman, for Sedgemoor Productions Ltd., London, to play the part of Josie in "Picture You upon my Knee" by James Elward.

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UGA A/A44/26/2/6/1 · Item · [06/12/1985]
Part of Academic

Copy of Memorandum of Agreement made between Kevin Boyle, Tom Hadden and Penguin Publishers regarding the writing of book "Ireland: A Positive Proposal". Document is signed by Tom Hadden.

UGA T/T13/A/3/3/461 · Item · 30/12/1940
Part of Theatre

Contract between Aideen O'Connor and Jack Kirkland engaging O'Connor in the role of Nanno in the play 'Tanyard Street' with an opening night on 20 January 1941 or not later than 14 days after, in consideration of a weekly compensation of $100 a week, in the event of the receipts for the production exceed $10,000 the actor will receive an additional $150 per week for each week that the gross receipts reach or exceed said sum.

UGA T/T13/A/3/3/462 · Item · 30/12/1940
Part of Theatre

Contract between Aideen O'Connor and Jack Kirkland engaging O'Connor in the role of Nanno in the play 'Tanyard Street' with an opening night on 20 January 1941 or not later than 14 days after, in consideration of a weekly compensation of $100 a week, in the event of the receipts for the production exceed $10,000 the actor will receive an additional $150 per week for each week that the gross receipts reach or exceed said sum. Appears to be identical in every respect to T13/A/461, not however a draft or a copy both documents signed.