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A Captain America's menu from the 1970s for the Grafton Street branch. It has a colour comic on the front.

Mark Kavanagh opened Captain America’s on Grafton Street in 1971. It was not the first restaurant in Dublin to serve American-style burgers – but it was certainly a pioneer. Even iceberg lettuce was a rarity at the time. Chris de Burgh and Horslips played here in the early days.

A video tape of Dublin: Medieval Charm, Georgian Splendour a documentary by Aidan Doyle on the history of Dublin city released by Unicorn Film.

A red piece of material with a tasseled bottom with 'Royal Dublin Society HorseShow 1967' and 'Judge' written on it in gold on a black background.

Tickets to the reopening of the Gaiety Theatre, 25 November 1955 for a private box, belonging to the Lord Mayor of Dublin and Lady Mayoress. Orange with black writing and blue ink.

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