#ireland poster

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[degeneratedworker]

"Oppose Censorship" Ireland c. 1990s

[vintagepromotions]

'Lovely day for a Guinness'

Poster advertising Guinness stout featuring two seals looking at two zookeepers drinking Guinness (c. 1930). Artwork by John Gilroy.

[thisisrealy2kok]

Chicane >>> Ireland - Saturday, December 30, 2000

[rrrauschen]

Yorgos Lanthimos, {2023} Poor Things

[fuckyeahwomenfilmdirectors]

poster by Akiko Stehrenberger

[calatia]

paul mescal and daisy edgar-jones

[greencarnation]

in northern ireland during the troubles (and before) catholics used murals as a way of both claiming territory/identity and taking up space in public when they couldn't march. it was a way of forcing their voices to be seen and heard when the media and the government were against them. it was a way of protesting. i will elaborate later but do you get me. marching, posting - all good but not the only way to resist. there is so much in our arsenal and we aren't exploiting it. you don't need 100k followers or ten thousand people marching with you to make your voice heard - you can start now, alone. make it impossible for palestine to slip from public consciousness, make everyone know and everyone remember

[ihearttseliot]

[fascinatingeurope]

🇮🇪 🎨 Vintage travel poster of the Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland promoting the line from Galway to Clifden in the Connemara region (Irish: Conamara). Designed by Hugo d'Alesi ca. 1900.

[musicandotherstuff]

Poster for the concert at 3Arena Dublin (date 3)

19/10/2023

[khaperai]

Limerick, Ireland

[melonthesprigatito]

You ever just suddenly unlock a memory of something from your childhood that lay completely forgotten in the back of your mind for nearly a decade?

I just had the cartoon Puppy in my Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville pop into my head today and I INSTANTLY got flashbacks to the summer of 2011. It was on every day at 3pm after My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. I watched it every single day for that entire summer, I even dragged my parents home from whatever they were doing just so I never missed an episode.

I collected all these figures and this plushie of Princess Ava (my favourite character and the reason why siamese cats are my favourite cat breed) which I DIDN'T lose, by the way, I know exactly where it is, it's buried in my toy basket under a mountain of plushies stacked on top of it and I couldn't be bothered getting it for this one photo so have a stock image instead.

Genuinely one of my favourite cartoons as a kid.

So today I remembered it and out of curiosity, I checked to see if it had a TV Tropes page and it does. I was aware that the cartoon is Italian dubbed into English. This is important and ultimately led to one of the most horrific discoveries I've ever made in my life.

Puppy in my Pocket: Adventures in Pocketville was made by an Italian company called Mondo TV. That raised alarm bells for me when I read that particular part of the TV Tropes page. I remember hearing that name in several "Worst Animated Movies of All Time" lists on YouTube

So I clicked on the blue link to Mondo TV on TV Tropes to see what else they made and…

THIS WONDERFUL PART OF MY CHILDHOOD THAT BROUGHT ME SO MANY FOND MEMORIES

WAS MADE BY THE SAME PEOPLE WHO MADE THESE

The fucking SHIVER THAT RAN DOWN MY SPINE. I can't believe that the people who made Puppy In My Pocket also made the fucking animated Titanic movies (with talking animals, nobody dying because everybody got saved by magic whales, a dog that does a rap number in 1912 and Atlantis) and that one North Korean Lion King/Jungle Book crossover soccer anime 😭

I've seen the likes of Nostalgia Critic, PhantomStrider and Saberspark tear these movies apart!

Suddenly I'm 200% certain that Puppy in my Pocket isn't nearly as good as I remember and I've decided that I won't rewatch it because I want to keep those wholesome memories and not destroy them any further.

To say I'm distraught would be an understatement

[vintagepromotions]

Travel poster for Dublin by Scandinavian Airlines (S.A.S.) and Aer Lingus (Irish Air Lines) featuring an illustration of Dublin Airport (c. 1950). Artwork by Raymond Teague Cowern.

[hybrid-vigour]

Children's Book Fest 2022

Poster promoting events and activities taking place throughout Cork City Library branches for Children's Book Fest 2022.

As the tagline for this year's festival was "A Celebration of Books & Stories..." I created a marching band tiger character against an autumnal backdrop.

A simplified version of this design was used on an accompanying brochure and website banner for @corkcitylibraries.