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Published in the UK, “Words” was a very thin (16 pages only), non glossy, monthly magazine with no adverts which simply displayed the lyrics of about 30 or so pop songs from that month. It also contained some brief articles … Continue reading
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This is the first issue of Yellow Press from late 1991 or early 1992. One old Irish punt for 32 pages, with just a page and a half of ads, this issue lacks the variety and fun of issue 2 … Continue reading
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The first of a new series featuring agony aunt problems from mainly old Irish mags. This is from Miss Magazine, March, 1966.
Nice Dublin illustration.
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Some great reasons in here, many still valid today, many now gone. I’ve scanned in all the pages as there are many gems scattered throughout the 200. This was from the 200th issue of In Dublin, in March 1984. They … Continue reading
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What a photo! It is Connolly train station, Dublin but I’m not sure when it was taken. Is it January, 1981 when the Specials played in Dublin’s Stardust Club? Think it just earlier than that. ** update: pretty sure this is November, … Continue reading
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Advert scanned from Miss magazine, Ireland, June 1966 see also Super Wate-on
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Another Irish comic from the 90s. This is Fitz, Issue 1, from April, 1995. Looking like and sounding like Viz, it contained 28 pages with just 2 pages of Ads.
