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              1980 Cheque from Ben Dunne Snr. to Ben Dunne Jnr.
              IE LMOD 645 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              An Ulster Bank Limited cheque from Ben Dunne Snr. to Ben Dunne Jnr. for £100 dated 4/6/1980

              This cheque was written by the late Ben Dunne Snr. to his son, but never cashed. Ben Dunne Snr. was the founder of Dunnes Stores, one of Ireland’s largest supermarket chains. The first Dunnes opened in 1944 in Cork. By 1966 the business had expanded greatly, with nine branches in Dublin, and Dunne bought two disused factories in the Dublin suburb of Cornellstown and turned them into his first supermarket.

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              Insurance Stamp Card 1962-63
              Insurance Stamp Card 1962-63
              IE LMOD 1407 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Carta Arachais, blue card, labeled Elizabeth R. Stankley

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              1910s Dolphin's Barn Brick
              1910s Dolphin's Barn Brick
              IE LMOD 481 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              A grey brick from the Dolphin's Barn birckworks.

              The Dolphin’s Barn Brick and Tile Company was established in 1900, and bricks with the Dolphin’s Barn stamp were used widely throughout the city between 1900 and 1942. The distinctive yellowish colour of the bricks means there is a tendency to describe all bricks of a similar colour as ‘Dolphin’s Barn’ bricks, even ones that were produced long before the factory opened. The company was a major employer, and its bricks were used in many notable buildings around Dublin, including the GMB in Trinity College, Steevens’ Hospital and the National Gallery of Ireland. The company merged with the Mount Argus works and the Rathnew Brick Company in 1921. It ceased operation in 1942.

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              Newspaper Holder
              Newspaper Holder
              IE LMOD 2257 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              Wooden hooks titled "Newspaper Holder" in gold with attachments to handle newspaper.

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              The Irish Yeast Company Accounts, 1958
              The Irish Yeast Company Accounts, 1958
              IE LMOD 1810 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              A Set of accounts for the Irish Yeast Company, a tan folder containing typed pages of figures and columns

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              Dockrell sign
              Dockrell sign
              IE LMOD 797 · Unidad documental simple · Twentieth Century

              yellow metal sign that reads "Decoration by Dockrell"

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