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Schematic of Dublin Port for 1932 Eucharistic Congress. Framed, no glass. Black and white. Writing on top left hand side reads "The shipping at the Port of Dublin on Sunday June 26th 1932, the final day of the 31st international Eucharistic Congress".

Ticket for U2 Popmart Tour 1997, Israel. Hebrew.

Evening 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."

The Daily Mirror, newspaper dated Monday August 2 1915. Front page shows large photo. Text reads "What the armies have been facing for the past twelve months. This remarkable photograph was taken by a French dragoon while advancing against the enemy. It shows a German shell bursting between two lines while the men were charging with fixed bayonets by "leaps" of thirty yards. The picture, which is reproduced by courtesy of the Illustrated London News, was taken in a very bad light and during a heavy shower of rain. The dragoons are, of course, cavalry, but in this case are fighting on foot."