This is Vol 1, Number 2 of Vision magazine published quarterly by The National Film Institute of Ireland. From Spring, 1965, it cost 2 shillings. It was 7″ * 9.5″ in size and, except for the cover, all of its 34 pages were in black and white.
All pages scanned by Brand New Retro
 | Tom Kinsella on Slane 1982 – Rolling Sto… |
 | Dermot on Sloopy’s Night Club… |
 | jaykay on The Foxes Covert, Tallaght… |
| jaykay on The Foxes Covert, Tallaght… |
 | Martin Walsh on The Foxes Covert, Tallaght… |
 | Hélène Costigan on Survival in a Nuclear War… |
| Martin Walsh on 3 1980s Guinness Adverts… |
 | francis gough on Advert for Smirnoff Vodka 1969… |
never let it be said that the irish weren’t early adopters of technology…barry delvin of horslips got into visual technology … ireland was a ahead of england when it came to boy bands with the batchelors….and i always loved it when i’d call the apple helpline over ten years ago,and got a cork accent on the other end of the line.
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