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A black and white photograph of Maureen O'Hara signed by her with 'To the "Litle Museum" of Dublin, + all my fellow Dubliners, Best Wishes, Maureen O'Hara'

The great Maureen O’Hara, star of The Quiet Man and Miracle on 34th Street, was born in Ranelagh in 1920. Now aged 91, she lives in Glengarriff in Cork. O’Hara trained as an actor at the Abbey Theatre and the Ena Mary Burke School of Drama and Elocution in Dublin. Her father owned shares in Shamrock Rovers F.C. and she remains a fan.

Paper, black text, priced 4/-, featuring the 'Night Owls' and the 'Sun Spots'

Selection of badges made by Wynners, with business card of Daphne Wynne

Portraits and bios of radio celebrities, issued with Wills's Cigarettes. Two Books, colour portraits

Mixed theatre programmes

Grey box containing six prints

Circular patch, red and yellow, man walking and bird

A quadruple platinum record display presented to Paul McGuinness for the U2 album 'No Line on the Horizon'

White with purple writing poster for 4 Provnices, Harcourt Street including ‘Sunday Final Miss Ireland’ ‘Earl Gill – Dublin’s Greatest Showband’ and others.

This poster advertises the Four Provinces ballroom on Harcourt Street. An iconic hangout for many years, the 4Ps later became the Television Club before being demolished. Showbands were popular between the mid 1950s and late 1970s; they usually featured a lead singer fronting brass and rhythm sections and a keyboard instrument, playing popular hits of the day. The Miss Ireland pageant has been running since 1947.