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James Rourke's bread notebook
IE LMOD 1575 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Small red notebook advertising James Rourke's bakeries 1940

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Little Museum Guest Book
IE LMOD 2197 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

large green cloth-bound Little Museum Guest Book 29.03.2019-12.03.2020

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IE LMOD 2175 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

description banknote of Zoo, Zoo Ecu, inscriptions include Even Better Than The Real Thing and Watch More TV with Bono depicted on the back

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IE LMOD 2004 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Address for 30 South Richmond Street and phone number, instructions on back and address of supplier

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TRUTH no. 1 newspaper, July 5, 1922
IE LMOD 1313 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Large sheet newspaper from 1922 with headline "1916 and 1922"

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IE LMOD 858 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Photograph of the funeral of Archbishop Edward Byrne from c. 1940. Shows Alfred Byrne and three other men (Fitzgerald, McGilligan, Cosgrave).

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Section of Dublin Bus Scroll from 1960s
IE LMOD 891 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Section of bus scroll from a Dublin Bus, 1960s. White writing on black background with bus numbers and destinations.

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IE LMOD 894 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Independent Artists 1976 Project Arts Centre poster. Black and white. "In 1970, events in the north-east of the country had led to an exposure of sharp polarities in attitude on the part of the public towards both political and cultural matters. The independent artists found themselves in conflict with a sclerotic art establishment unwilling to accept the evidence of deep disaffection within both cultural and educational spheres. In response to the authorities anemically repressive and otherwise indifferent attitude, the independents struck a defiant posture. Following discussion, the group appointed the late James McKenna and myself to draft a statement making clear our position. The result was the above "manifesto" - after I decided, reluctantly, to delete some of James's more rebarbative utterances. Not long afterwards the reigning Arts Council was dissolved by the government and a wholly new arts administration appointed." - Michael Kane, November 2012.

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