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An Improper Charlie, revealed the fatal slip that nailed Haughey

109a Lr Baggot Street
Guy bentinck and Pat Hickey signed as owners

Two eggs, one ostrich, one crane, both milled for display and in good condition. Holes drilled in top. Both beige/off-white colour.

of Dublin and District

A navy blue flag with the British flag, a Union Jack, in the top left corner that was the ensign on the HMS Dublin. Can also be dated 1927.

The Battle of Jutland was one of the key naval engagements of the First World War. HMS Dublin played a part in the battle, which was fought in 1916. The ship had been adopted by a committee of Dublin citizens and businessmen who raised funds to provide it with a band and other amenities. When the ship was decommissioned in 1926, Dublin Chamber of Commerce was presented with its battle-scarred ensign – complete with Union Jack – and in turn the Chamber donated it to Christ Church, since when it has languished, unseen, in the cathedral crypt.

A black and white photograph of the front of the ESB showroom which has 'Electrical Supply Board' written over the door. Can be dated 1929.

on green lapel with engravement