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1974 Man Alive - Irelands first Magazine for Men

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    mike65
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    I bought the first copy of Irelands second attempt at an "adult" magazine, sadly it got thrown many many years ago. It was published around 1981/82 does anyone remember its name?

    Nice site btw, good luck with it.


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    cabra voltaire
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    Hi Mike65, Don't know what the second attempt mag was. But now that you say it, I think there was another allright. thanks for kind words..


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    Bearhunter
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    mike65 wrote: »
    I bought the first copy of Irelands second attempt at an "adult" magazine, sadly it got thrown many many years ago. It was published around 1981/82 does anyone remember its name?

    Nice site btw, good luck with it.

    Executive, by any chance?


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    diddlybit
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    Thanks Cabra Voltaire. Fascinating stuff. It's amazing to see how much men's mags have changed.

    You would never see a model described as a "nice girl" or one girl's enjoyment of milking cows as an attribute these days. Funny stuff.


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    mike65
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    Bearhunter wrote: »
    Executive, by any chance?

    I think that's the one.

    executive_1982may_1_110.jpg


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    bullets
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    I got to search ebay for a copy of man alive just to have
    for novelty value alone. :D


    ~B
    Father Ted - Doesn't Mary Have a Lovely Bottom


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    Kevin_McGee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭Kevin_McGee


    That's terrific. I like the advice to avoid Captain America's at the weekend, when it is "full of greasy-eyed hippies sipping milkshakes."


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