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Garret Fitzgerald by Graham Knuttel
Garret Fitzgerald by Graham Knuttel
IE LMOD 476 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Print of Garret Fitzgerald sitting at a desk with multiple objects around him including a train, airplane, books on maths and a calendar on March 16 by Graham Knuttel

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Éamon De Valera by Graham Knuttel
Éamon De Valera by Graham Knuttel
IE LMOD 477 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Print of Éamon De Valera dancing with a girl in and Irish dancing costume at a crossroads with the sign 'Palacio Presidentiale' and 'Beal na Blath' by Graham Knuttel.

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Aloysius Costello by Graham Knuttel
Aloysius Costello by Graham Knuttel
IE LMOD 479 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Print of John Aloysius Costello with an Irish flag sitting at the head of a table of people with British flags representing British colonies by Graham Knuttel.

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Albert Reynolds by Graham Knuttel
Albert Reynolds by Graham Knuttel
IE LMOD 480 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Print of Albert Reynolds in a white suit outside a club called 'Dreamland' by Graham Knuttel.

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1910s Dolphin's Barn Brick
1910s Dolphin's Barn Brick
IE LMOD 481 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

A grey brick from the Dolphin's Barn birckworks.

The Dolphin’s Barn Brick and Tile Company was established in 1900, and bricks with the Dolphin’s Barn stamp were used widely throughout the city between 1900 and 1942. The distinctive yellowish colour of the bricks means there is a tendency to describe all bricks of a similar colour as ‘Dolphin’s Barn’ bricks, even ones that were produced long before the factory opened. The company was a major employer, and its bricks were used in many notable buildings around Dublin, including the GMB in Trinity College, Steevens’ Hospital and the National Gallery of Ireland. The company merged with the Mount Argus works and the Rathnew Brick Company in 1921. It ceased operation in 1942.

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1946 Erin Fire Extinguisher
IE LMOD 494 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Red fire extinguisher with handles and writing in gold, green and black. The Erin Fire Extinguisher made by The Dublin Japan Works.

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1960s Lourdes Holy Water Can
IE LMOD 495 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Light blue, with dark blue and gold, can with a strap made to hold holy water from Lourdes. One side has a picture of the church, the other has a picture of the grotto and one of the narrow sides has a picture of Mary appearing to Bernadette with the caption 'Souvenir De Lourdes'

The town of Lourdes became a major site for Catholic pilgrimages after Mary was said to have appeared in the town. Mary issaid to have revealed the site of a spring to Bernadette, who dug and found water. Holy water from the spring is believed to have healing properties. Lourdes is still a popular place of pilgrimage for devout Catholics.

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1929 Guinness Foreign Extra Stout
1929 Guinness Foreign Extra Stout
IE LMOD 500 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

Full bottle of Guinness Foreign Extra Stout bottled in Lawson, Wilson and Co's, Dublin.

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1989 John Gormley Election Poster
IE LMOD 511 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

John Gormley election poster for the Green Party. Has the text 'Others promise the moon only we guarantee the earth!' in black and green. Shows a black and white picture of the view of earth from the moon and one of John Gormley.

The Irish Green Party was founded in 1981 as the Ecology Party, changing its name to the Green Party in 1987. This poster is from the 1989 general election, the first time that the party used pictures of the candidates; they had been wary of the ‘cult of personality’ in politics. That’s why the picture of the earth is the same size as the picture of the candidate. The Greens did much better than anyone expected in the election, but no one in the party had much political acumen, so they only won one seat. John Gormley was eventually elected to Dublin City Council in 1991, served as Lord Mayor from 1994-95, and later led the party in a coalition with Fianna Fáil.

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1988 Signed Ireland V. Scotland Commemorative Toy Rugby Ball
IE LMOD 516 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

A Harp Lager commemorative toy rugby ball for the Rugby World Cup 1988 Ireland V. Scotland 16 January signed by Hugo MacNeill and some other members of the team. It also has the flags of the teams taking part in the World Cup.

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