Plush toy of a Jester 'Jack' from the Dublin Millennium 1988
LMODMillennium 1988
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1988 Millennium set of four postcards depicting Dublin buildings and medieval Dublin, from An Post
LMODSmall silver spoon with the 1988 Dublin Millenium logo in box
LMODSmall silver spoon with the 1988 Dublin Millenium logo in box
LMODCommemorative stamp booklet issued by An Post as part of the Dublin 1988 Millennium
LMODCommemorative navy and blue wrist watch from the 1988 Dublin Millenium
LMODCommemorative navy and blue wristwatch from the Dublin Millennium 1988 with instructions
LMODThe Dublin City Seal from the thirteenth century, the earliest item in the City Regalia, gifted in a special presentation book to Ollie Campbell by the Lord Mayor Ben Briscoe. ‘The city is portrayed at peace by a ship at sail in a sea of plenty; on the obverse the city gates are shown under siege with two sentries sounding the alarm, while two archers take aim with their crossbows. On the city walls to heralds also sound the alarm, and on the gates in the foreground are impaled the heads of three offenders as a dire warning’ ‘Stamped around the rim on both sides are the words “Sigillum Commune Dublinie” or “The Common Seal of the City of Dublin”’ The presentation box itself is signed by Ben Briscoe and has a picture of the Mansion House on the cover.
LMODThe registration plate for the Lord Mayor, Carmencita Hederman's car from 1988 with the special registration number 88-D-1000
This is the number plate from the Lord Mayor Carmencita Hederman’s car in 1988. The Lord Mayor’s car registration is normally D-1, but was changed to D-1000 specially for the Millenium year.
A millennium candle in its original box. The outside is a green cylinder with swirls and a stylised 2000 logo in gold writing. The candle itself is white with the same stylised 2000 in gold around the top and bottom. Wrapped around the candle is a piece of paper with the picture of a candle and the quote
'When Time began to rant and rage
The measure of her flying feet
Made Ireland's heart begin to beat;
And Time bade all his candles flare
To light a measure here and there;
W. B. Yeats, 'To Ireland in the Coming Times''