Two black and white photographs of O'Connell Street from the bridge. The top one from 1966 shows the remains of Nelson's Pillar while the bottom from present day shows the Spire.
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Two black and white photographs of the same part of Henry Street in 1966 and 2009. The left one has a bin with the caption 'Cleaner streets please' and the one on the right has a bin with the caption 'Litter is disgusting. So are those responsible.'
Sans titreBlack and White portrait of James Joyce in pale wood frame
Sans titreA black and white photo of Queen Victoria in her carriage traveling through Kingstown, currently Dún Laoghaire, surrounded by crowds during her visit to Ireland in 1900.
Queen Victoria visited Dublin in 1900, near the end of her long reign. She landed at Kingstown (now Dún Laoghaire) on April 4th. The streets were lined with delighted Dubliners, and Victoria arrived in ‘her’ city through mock-castellated gates on Leeson Street Bridge.
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Sans titreMike Bunn photograph of Dublin punks in the 1980s.
Sans titre"The Palace Guard" photograph on canvas. Photo of designer Lainey Keogh's Tibetan-inspired knitwear. Photographed by Mike Bunn.
Sans titreA black and white photograph of the Fusilier's Arch entrance into St. Stephen's Green taken from Grafton Street. 'Entrance to St. Stephen's Green from Grafton Street, Dublin. VR. 1677.' written on the picture itself along the bottom.
Sans titreEnvelope of photos and postcards, including photos of Samuel Beckett and press workers protest
Sans titrePhotograph of Queen Victoria entering Dublin by Leeson St. Bridge. Sepia. Writing on back in pen, and later addition in pencil. Photo glued onto backing of card. Writing underneath reads "M. Lennon, Photographer, (Late of Chancellor's), 13 South Richmond Street."
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