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7inch record featuring "The Farmer" and "I need you" by Thin Lizzie/Phil Lynott/John Dardis
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Sin títuloProgramme for the Alex Andrews Memorial Show 'On the Air', at the Gaiety Theatre Dublin, Sunday 3rd May, 1959. "Remember Ned O'Neill (Alex Andrews) from Irish Shell Limited. "Ned O'Neill's Diary" was featured each Friday morning at 8.45 in the Irish Shell radio programme on Radio Eireann."
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Signed cartoon by G.D. Machin of J.O. Sheehan, Director of Irish Hospitals Trust, with two staff. In black wooden frame.
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A collection of posters censored by the Irish distributors so as not to offend religious authorities or the sensibilities of Irish audiences at that time. The censorship usually amounts to painting dresses on scantily clad female actors (never on men, interestingly) in varying degrees from covering up low cut dresses to adding dresses or tops to bikini clad girls. Includes Hotel Sahara, 1951, The Prodigal 1955, The Captain's Table 1959, No Love for Johnnie 1961, What A Carve Up 1961, Some Girls Do 1970, and many more. A fascinating and unique collection of Irish social history ephemera of the 1950s to 1970s. (32)
Sin títuloLife-sized sculpture of Bono dressed as MacPhisto
Sin títuloA black and white concert poster showing a picture of the Dubliners, without their name. 'Olympia Theatre commencing July 30th 1979 nightly at 8. Now Booking: Olympia Theatre Tel. 778962 Brown Thomas and Switzers'
The Dubliners were formed in 1962. By 1979, when the the folk band were booked to play a week of gigs in the Olympia, such was their popularity that the concerts sold out instantly, despite the fact that the printer forgot to put the name of the band on the posters.
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