nonfiction, historic Ireland, 1900s, politics, nationalism, paperback
Sem títulononfiction, contemporary Ireland, contemporary Dublin, 2000s, exhibition catalogue, Irish art, culture, religion, paperback
Sem títulononfiction, contemporary Ireland, contemporary Dublin, 2000s, exhibition catalogue, Irish art, culture, paperback
Sem títuloIn Dublin 16-29 April 1976 (first edition) nonfiction, historic Dublin, 1900s, culture, entertainment, film, music, sport, lectures, paperback
The first edition of In Dublin magazine contains none of the acerbic opinion for which the magazine would later become famous. Upcoming events listed included the World Irish Dancing Championships and Yehudi Menuhin at the RDS.
Gas mask from the Emergency, with box, 1939. Black rubber face mask with transparent plastic eyepiece. Canvas straps with buckles to fasten over face. Number of stamps on mask. One stamp reads "Lot 176, SG and Co. 20 Dec 1939" Three other stamps on metal filter of mask - one reads "Civilian". In cardboard box stamped with large letter S on three sides - indicating small size mask. Text under lid has directions for packing and use of respirator. Name handwritten on top of box in pencil, Brendan.
Sem títuloThree black and white photographs. One of the Theatre Royal, writing on back reads "The Royal + Regal, Hawkins St Dublin". Another of O'Connell Street, handwriting and some sketches on the back. Another of two men on O'Connell Street, writing on back reads "Max Coleman (left) and J. Shortall (Main St. photographer on O'Connell Br. circa 1949/50. Max Studio opened in April 52", blue stamp on back reads "J. Shortall, Photographer, 65 Glenealy Rd, S. C. R, Dublin". Also two appointment cards and one business card for Max Studio, 55 Lower O'Connell Street.
Sem títuloChristmas 1981 issue of Magill Magazine - Ireland's Current Affairs Magazine. Front cover features "Canon Fodder in Mayo. Death in the North. The Year of the Punk."
Sem títuloIssue of L'Illustration Magazine, 13th May 1916. One page shows photos from the 1916 Rising in Dublin.
Sem títuloFramed. Reads: "In loving memory of Chas. S. Parnell, M.P., who departed this life on Tuesday, 6th October, 1891, aged 46 years, and was interred at Glasnevin Cemetery, Sunday, October 11th, 1891."
Sem títuloMixed theatre programmes
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