[Christmas card] Nodlaig grinn duit
[Fergus O'Connor].
[graphic].
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| Summary: | Christmas card featuring the image of a harp, above which hangs a wide ribbon featuring the colours of the Irish flag - orange, white and green surrounded by a profusion of shamrocks. Above this is depicted a scene where the sun is rising (a reference to the sunburst - An Gal Gréine, which featured on banners and flags of those associated with the Fenian movement, the IRB and the Volunteers) on a landscape that features a round tower adjacent to a runined church in a mountain setting beside a lake. Printed on card in Cló Gaelach is "Nodlaig grinn duit" [which roughly translates from Irish as "Have a fun Christmas" in English]. Text printed in green coloured ink in Cló Gaelach with a verse in English inside card, inside which garlands of shamrocks are depicted. Printed on verso of card is a gold harp with the words "Éire go brat" on a ribbon around the harp. Underneath this is printed: "Published by Fergus O'Connor, Dublin". |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | Text printed on card in Cló Gealach and English. |
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Dublin :
Fergus O'Connor,
[n.d., ca. 1910-1924?].
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| Notes: | This item is held in the Department of Ephemera. Fergus O'Connor was a Dublin publisher, who published Sean O'Casey's early writings and produced nationalist postcards and related material. Following the Easter Rising he was imprisoned in Lewes prison. Physical description: 1 card (1 sheet, folded into [4] pp.) : col. ill., 11.4 x 7.4 cm.. more |
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EPH A1315 |
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Ephemera |
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