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1987 Carmencita Hederman in Enniskillen
IE LMOD 558 · Item · Twentieth Century

A black and white photography of Lord Mayor Carmencita Hederman presenting a book of condolences signed by the people of Dublin to the people of Enniskillen following the Enniskillen bombing November 1987.

In November 1987 eleven people were killed when an IRA bomb exploded during a Remembrance Day Service in Enniskillen. Carmencita Hederman, who was Lord Mayor at the time, remembers: “When a Book of Condolences was opened in the Mansion House, we kept having to run back down to Eason’s to buy new books because so many people turned up. At a memorial service in Enniskillen, I presented the book on behalf of the people of Dublin.” This photograph was taken during that service – note the presence of one Charles J Haughey.

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1965 The Dublin Bookshop, Nassau Street
IE LMOD 614 · Item · Twentieth Century

A black and white photograph of a book shop with the sign 'The Dublin Bookshop' over the top and a bike parked on the street outside with the sign 'Fred Hanna Ltd. Booksellers 29 Nassau St.' on it.

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1959 The Theatre Royal
IE LMOD 619 · Item · Twentieth Century

A black and white photograph of the Theatre Royal. The main sign over the door says 'Glenn Ford in Blackboard Jungle'. It also has posters for the Dublin International Festival of Music and Arts on the side.

This is a photograph of the Theatre Royal, with its striking Art Deco facade and a Moorish-inspired interior. It was the largest cinema in Dublin, with an auditorium that housed 3,800 people. The International Festival of Music and the Arts is being advertised, and Blackboard Jungle is showing. The Royal had a resident 25-piece orchestra and its own dance troupe, the Royalettes. Judy Garland played here in 1951.

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1923 William Butler Yeats
IE LMOD 640 · Item · Twentieth Century

A black and white photograph of William Butler Yeats sitting in a chair from Independent Newspapers PLC. W. B. Yeats is written up the right side from the picture itself.

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1996 Colm Tóibín by Perry Ogden
IE LMOD 697 · Item · Twentieth Century

A black and white photographic portrait of Colm Tóibin in a room full of books with pages scattered on the ground taken by Perry Ogden.
Colm Tóibín stands in his office near Fitzwilliam Square. One of Ireland’s more astute commentators – and surely Dublin’s greatest networker – he was born in Wexford but has spent much of his life in the capital. Tóibín published his first novel, The South, in 1990, partly based on his experience of living in Barcelona. His other works include The Blackwater Lightship (1999) and a wonderful collection of short stories called The Empty Family (2010).

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1928 W.T. Cosgrave, signed photograph
1928 W.T. Cosgrave, signed photograph
IE LMOD 1741 · Item · Twentieth Century

Low saturation, sepia-toned photograph of W.T. Cosgrove, signed with white ink, and framed

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1916 Surrender Photograph
1916 Surrender Photograph
IE LMOD 1756 · Item · Twentieth Century

A photo showing surrendered Irish rebels being escorted by British troops outside a demolished Ironmongers

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1961 College Green by Charles Cushman
1961 College Green by Charles Cushman
IE LMOD 429 · Item · Twentieth Century

Colour photograph of College Green taken by Charles Cushman on 7 June 1961.

Trinity College takes up most of the background in this photo, with buses passing – College Green is still a bottleneck. The pedantic modern mind notes the absence of lane markings and traffic islands.

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1950s Fashion shoot on Baggot Street by Colman Doyle
1950s Fashion shoot on Baggot Street by Colman Doyle
IE LMOD 289 · Item · Twentieth Century

Print of a black and White photo of three models Dorothy Flynn, Peggy Cullen and Betty Whelan around a car taken on Baggot Street by Colman Doyle.
Models Dorothy Flynn, Peggy Cullen and Betty Whelan strike a pose for Colman Doyle at the top of Baggot Street. Betty Whelan, who had modelled for Christian Dior, founded her own modelling agency here in 1952. She was Arnotts’ regular hat model, the lady who launched a thousand hats, and a regular guest on the Late Late Show.

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