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Paper booklet for University Drama Association Festival
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Painting of U2 in Nevada desert with Joshua Tree and Dog
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Showing at the Parochial Hall Dundrum on the 8th of April 1954 at 6.30 pm.
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Browned paper, slightly torn. In plastic pocket
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Programmes from Abbey, Peacock, Gate and others
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Metal block with raised outline of RTÉ and the St Bridget cross logo.
RTÉ has its origins in 1926, with the creation of 2RN, Ireland’s first radio station. The 1960 Broadcasting act changed its name to Radio Éireann, and made provisions for a new television channel, Telefís Éireann. The introduction of television in 1961 was a major catalyst for social change in Ireland, with imported British and American TV shows and home-grown content like the Late Late Show providing a platform for discussing taboo subjects like contraception and homosexuality.
Sans titreA print of a black and white photo showing people queueing, including some nuns, to see ‘Love Story’ at the Green Cinema on St. Stephen’s Green taken by Bill Doyle.
A queue for Love Story at the St Stephen’s Green Picture House (known as the Green) in 1971. Many nuns were not allowed to go to the theatre, but because films were censored, they were allowed to go to the cinema. The Green opened in 1935, one of the first to deviate from the lavish style of early cinemas, offering a more relaxed experience with less overbearing décor. The cinema survived until 1987.
Red magazine, black and white photo
Sans titreA black and white photograph of the band Bagatelle in front of a 46A bus.
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