Fianna Fail election poster, green, white and orange with black and white photo. Poster reads "Fianna Fail, The Republican Party. For the Future Vote 1 Ellis John, Brennan Matty, MacSharry Ray, 2, & 3 in order of your choice."
LMODA rare Fianna Eireann Certificate of Service presented to Daniel Flynn. Certificate reads in English: 'Testimony of service rendered by Daniel Flynn in the ranks of Fianna Eireann during the War of Independence. Signed by Eamon Martin, chief of staff. The Fianna Certificates of Service were first introduced in 1945, with the first batch (of approx. 300 certificates) being presented to former members at an event at the Oak Room, Mansion House in Dublin on Sunday 30th September 1945. A number of certificates were also presented to relatives of deceased members. A parade through Dublin to the Mansion House preceded the event. Announcing the intention to present certificates to former members, Eamon Martin declared that “the project conceived many years ago has come to fruition and [is] now made possible by that unity of purpose which has become the dominant feature of the efforts of the old comrades through the National Association of Old Fianna”.
A re-union dinner was held the night before (Saturday 29th September 1945) at Clery’s Restaurant, Dublin. Approximately 500 Fianna veterans and their partners attended. Some of those who attended on the night included Alderman P.S. Doyle, T.D., Major General Hugo MacNeill, Garry and Paddy Holohan, Sean Prendergast, Robert Holland, Ina Connolly Heron, Eamon Martin, Patrick Joseph Jordan, Seamus Kavanagh, Niall MacNeill, Joseph Reynolds, Christopher ‘Kit’ Martin, Sean Nugent, Michael Oman, Seamus Pounch, Nora Connolly O’Brien, Seamus Reader, Frederick Schweppe and Frank Thornton.
LMODAbbey Theatre programme for Faith Healer featuring a green illustration on a red background
LMODphotograph of JFK alongside faksimilie letter framed in an orange frame with green background
LMODInvitation card from Mr Frank Kelly to his new shop on 48 Grafton Strret
LMODnonfiction, contemporary Dublin, 2000s, guide book, photography, architecture, culture, entertainment, paperback
LMODEvening Press with Eamon De Valera on the cover 1961
LMODThe July 21st 1976 edition of the Evening press- relating the assassination of Mr. Ewart Biggs
LMODEvening Herald newspaper, dated Tuesday September 28th 1920. Main front page article reads "Mallow Military Barracks Raided, Soldier Killed: Machine Gun Captured. One of the biggest sensations yet reported took place to-day, the military barracks at Mallow being successfully raided. One soldier was killed, and a large quantity of arms and ammunition, including a machine gun, was captured. The raiders got clear away with their booty, and suffered no casualties."
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