Gate Theatre Poster from 1940s detailing week's worth of productions including 'Gaslight' and 'The Importance of Being Earnest'.
Sans titreStone sculpture of musician Luke Kelly of the Dubliners fame. This is a replica of the statue in Kelly's birthplace: Sheriff Street, Dublin. Dated 2019. Edition 1/3.
Sans titreTwo Power's Whiskey beer mats advertising the Power's Short Story Prize 1988 in association with Independent Newspapers in conjunction with the millennium celebrations of Dublin in 1988. The Prize valued £1000.
Sans titreSketch of Kilmainham Prison Chapel by Grace Plunkett Gifford
Sans titreBrown leather holster with strap, a part of the military equipment belonging to Michael Collins as Commander-In-Chief of the National Army
Sans titreA handwritten dispatch from Seán MacDiarmada, headquarters Irish Republican Government
Sans titreA letter manuscript dated (22-4-1916) from Padraic MacPiarais to Seán T. O'Ceallaigh, enquiring whether he, Seán T. O'Ceallaigh could put him and his brother, Willie Pearse, up that night.
Sans titreA James II bronze fragment (the foot and ankle) from the statue of King William III, College Green, modelled by Grinling Gibbons, late 17th century, the foot standing on a later stained timber base, inserted with lightweight cement, together with a postcard illustrating an image of the statue in College Green.
Sans titrePlush toys, 2 posters
Sans titreTwo originals 1920' antique theatre show cards for the Queen's Theatre Great Brunswick street (now Pearse Street) Dublin advertising "The Famine" and "Emigration" by Hubert O'Grady. The Queen's theatre was originally named the Adelphi Theatre until it was rebuilt in 1844 and afforded the royal patent being renamed "Queen's Royal Theatre". Both are housed in black wooden frames behind glass.
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