€11.95
Another gem produced to mark the re-opening of the O’Connell Tower, this one derives from the ‘attraction’ posters popular in Dublin at the time the Tower was being built (1855), a time before the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty. Indeed, the view from the Tower at the time was one only otherwise possible from a hot air balloon.
A companion piece to 'Monday Story’ poster, another official poster exclusively created by Brand Artillery for Glasnevin Cemetery. Also printed lithographically on exceptional 170gm Munken Pure Rough paper, perfect for framing.
€11.95 (this price does not include shipping which is calculated on weight and location) Shipped in a sturdy tube complete with unique address label.
Size: 594mm high x 334mm wide (23.38 inches x 13.14 inches)
€11.95
This is the original of the Glasnevin posters, which became a hugely popular favourite as...
€70.00
Collect the set with our Classic bundle. The Six Pack includes: Monday Story One Million...
€11.95
Michael Cusack, founder of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) was born during the famine on...
€11.95
Brendan Behan was one of Ireland’s most accomplished writers in both English and Irish. Growing...
€11.95
This poster celebrates Michael Collins, known as ‘The Big Fellow’, one of Ireland’s most famous...
