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From an edition of In Dublin Magazine.

In 1967 the Project Gallery opened in Lower Abbey Street with an exhibition of graphic works by John Behan. In 1974 the Project settled in its current location, the former site of the Dollard Printing Works on Essex Street in Temple Bar. Under the shrewd direction of John Stephenson the venue consisted of a theatre/performance space, gallery and cinema. Actors such as Gabriel Byrne and Liam Neeson developed their skills, and music came to the fore too, as U2, the Virgin Prunes and the Boomtown Rats all played here.

Three programmes for the Abbey Theatre Co., Abbey Theatre. Beige cover with black outline image and writing. Inside, photographs of actors and adverts for Dublin business, including one for Brown Thomas.

From 15th July 2020.
Envelope one shows John Rocha, Philip Treacy and Orla Kiely.
Envelope two shows Paul Costelloe, Louise Kennedy, Lainey Keogh.
Each envelope includes a card with details about the fashion designers and the stamp designers

Typed on typewriter, worn around edges. Titled 'Girl, Mountjoy. 1984'. Differs from recent version. In plastic pocket.

Two patterns, one from 1957, one with Cloff's stamp

ten cards in total

Red plastic view-master, red box