Illustration postcard with quote from speech printed beneath
Sem títuloGlasnevin cemetery, Wolfe Tone Memorial Association
Sem títuloTribute to Michael Collins, printed on newsprint, bust on front
Sem títuloOn June 28, 1963 John F. Kennedy, then president of the USA, visited Cork City. John Daly and his family displayed this poster flag from their window at the Hillview Pub, St. Luke's Cross. Large off-white flag with black and white portrait of JFK in between coloured American and Irish flags whose flagpoles cross beneath JFK and read in green "Cead Mile Failte".
Sem títuloA pink poster with a black and white design of a radio and the caption 'RTÉ News - Are you getting the full facts' 'Repeal section 31 of the Broadcasting Act'
During the Troubles, censorship was used to silence Sinn Féin and the IRA. Under Section 31 of the Broadcasting Authority Act, it was forbidden to broadcast the voice of Sinn Féin members. This rule was brought in by Fianna Fáil’s Gerry Collins in 1971 and strengthened by Labour’s Conor Cruise O’Brien in 1977. The ban was upheld by the European Commission of Human Rights in 1991, but repealed two years later as part of the peace process.
Sem títuloExcerpts from the Irish Independent from April 26,27,28,29, May 1,2,3,4 1916
Sem títulofull kit in original packaging and original postage box, with London 1957 stamp mark
Sem títuloFour Fine Gael election posters Tom O'Higgins (1973 Presidential Election) a double sided poster, published by AF Hussey, Solr. 17 Northumberland Road.
Sem títuloRed white a blue ribbon sold in Dublin on VE Day 1945
Sem títuloFramed photograph and signed cheque. Black and white photograph of Patrick Pearse in side profile, description underneath photograph reads "P. H. Pearse, Executed at Kilmainham, May 3rd, 1916". Cheque signed by Patrick Pearse, from Royal Bank of Ireland, Terenure, Co. Dublin. Dated 15th July 1913, paid on 21 July 1913.
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