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Envelope marked 'Most Important' and letter dated 1928 from Archbishop Edward Byrne to Chief Justice Hugh Kennedy about Catholics attending Trinity College.
In his letter to Chief Justice Hugh Kennedy, Archbishop of Dublin Edward Byrne reaffirms the Catholic Church’s prohibition on Catholics entering Trinity College Dublin. The Archbishop explains: “How the authorities of any Catholic school can, in the face of their conscientious obligations, encourage their pupils to risk their soul’s salvation in Trinity College is to me an absolutely insoluble puzzle.”

Black and white 'Vote Fianna Fáil' election poster with a drawing of a ship at sea with clouds containing the words 'Post war crisis' 'World war' and 'economic war'. 'Skipper for this storm too, Éamon De Valera'

Red magazine, black and white photo

A black and white photograph of Christ Church Cathedral taken from the direction of the Liffey.

Meeting race card for the last race meeting at the Phoenix Park racecourse dated 13 October 1990, signed by Christy Roche, winner of the last race riding Wild Jester.

A black and white advertisement for Guinness titled '1759-1959 200 Years of Guinness' and numbered GD.1 the first Irish press advertisement for Guinness stout. It has a picture of Arthur Guinness on the left and some text describing a little of the development of Guinness.

Guinness advertising has been iconic for a long time, but most of the advertising now seen in pubs here was never used in Ireland. This is an original proof of the first print ad ever published in Dublin. GD1, as it is known, was produced in 1959 – the bicentenary of the company.

Five various Sweepstakes billboard signs, printed in colour on hardboard, showing a nurse holding up the winning ticket under the strapline 'It Might Be Yours!'.

2 £2 tickets for the Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes draw at Lincoln 1978

A receipt issued by the Swastika Laundry Ltd. dated the 6th of February 1943

A blue cardboard ticket for the 30th September 1979 Pilgrimage of Young People to Pope John Paul II at Galway