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Paper, black text, priced 4/-, featuring the 'Night Owls' and the 'Sun Spots'
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Browned paper, slightly torn. In plastic pocket
LMODWooden advert board, for Niall Toibin in 'Confusion!' at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin. November 1971. Orange and red.
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Black print cover, brown card
LMODSilk handkerchief used in the 1913 US tour of the Abbey Players to raise money for the Hugh Lane Gallery
LMODGrey paper frame
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Circular patch, red and yellow, man walking and bird
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Copy of Paul McGuinness's Honorary Freedom of the City of Dublin, awarded on the 18 March 2000. Has a drawing of a Joshua Tree at the bottom. Signed by Lord Mayor Mary Freehill and City Manager John Fitzgerald.
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Paper booklet for University Drama Association Festival
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Gay Byrne's Honorary Freedom of the City of Dublin awarded on 11 May 1999. It has a picture of the Late Late Show owl on the bottom.
Gay Byrne hosted RTÉ’s flagship talk show, the Late Late Show, for 37 years from its first broadcast in 1962. Byrne was a major catalyst in the transformation of Irish society, riffing on abortion, contraception and homosexuality. The Late Late Show featured an owl on its opening credits, hence the owl’s appearance on Byrne’s freedom of the city award. Byrne retired in 1999, but still pops up on Irish television.
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