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Wonders of Wildlife Card - possum
IE LMOD 1581 · Item · Twentieth Century

Small card with illustration of possum, and description on back. Included in Brooke Bond tea boxes.

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Women of the Times photograph
Women of the Times photograph
IE LMOD 2049 · Item · Twentieth Century

L to R: Maeve Donelan, Nell McCafferty, Mary Maher, Geraldine Kennedy, Renagh Holohan, Gabrielle Williams, Christine Murphy, Mary Cummins and Caroline Walsh

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Wolfe Tone Annual 1945
IE LMOD 217 · Item · Twentieth Century

nonfiction, historic Ireland 1900s, nationalism, essay collection, lectures, quotes, paperback

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Windy-up phonograph and baker light disc
Windy-up phonograph and baker light disc
IE LMOD 1099 · Item · Twentieth Century

Windy-up phonograph and baker light disc (Having the Christmas Dinner) on one side, (A Billy’s Neighbours) on the other

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William J. Pearse Cigarette
William J. Pearse Cigarette
IE LMOD 2429 · Item · Twentieth Century

A Cigarette from a packet found in the pocket of William J. Pearse after his execution of May 4th 1916.

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William Deans' Bravery Medal
William Deans' Bravery Medal
IE LMOD 2411 · Item · Twentieth Century

Medal awarded to William Deans as part of the Deeds of Bravery Act 1947 in recognition for him saving three sailors.
William 'The Hero' Deans
This is the first ever medal awarded under the Deeds of Bravery Act, 1947. It was presented to docker William Deans, who rescued three sailors overcome by fumes in the hold of a coal ship berthed at Sir John Rogerson's Quay. The medal was stolen from William's home in 1958. After it passed through two Dublin pawn shops and a London auctioneer, William's son, Christopher, recovered the medal... 58 years later! To be a real hero, all you have to do is act.

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