A silver poster with a black design of a woman in a circle for the nightclub Elizabeth on Lesson's Street. Can be dated 1969.

Elizabeth’s was Leeson Street’s first and most famous discotheque. Owned by colourful promoter and DJ Maurice Boland, it sparked an explosion of nightclubs on Leeson Street. The Elizabeth in question is Liz Willoughby, a prominent woman in Dublin at the time.

White tin, brown text 'The Effortless Protective Glaze for Floors'

Framed driver's licence from 1920. Driving licence of Mathew Farrell of St. Ignatius Avenue, Drumcondra, Dublin.

Brightly coloured general knowledge board game 'The Great Marvello' with a black and white picture of Éamon Andrews. Contains 4 reversible quiz sheets and a plastic Marvello figure.

In this ‘magic robot’ game, a figurine tries to rotate to the correct answer. (Magnets, dear boy.) The game’s impresario, Eamonn Andrews, went to school in Synge Street CBS, just south of here. Andrews is best remembered as presenter of This Is Your Life, which he fronted for nearly 30 years until his death in 1987.