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Irish logos of yesteryear
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Max_Damage wrote: »Still have this 98FM World Cup 1994 car window sticker on the back of my old Nissan Micra K10 (which I currently have in long term storage):
I have to ask... is a 94-reg Nissan Micra valuable enough on the vintage market to merit the storage costs?
It's a great pic by the way0 -
mrsdewinter wrote: »I have to ask... is a 94-reg Nissan Micra valuable enough on the vintage market to merit the storage costs?
It's a great pic by the way
It's a 1990 Micra
In years to come, maybe.
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Give it time and history will repeat itself with cutbacks in maintenance and fleet replacement.the purple tin wrote: »The CIE logos bring back memories of those clapped out old yellow buses that used to break down all the time.
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Max_Damage wrote: »Still have this 98FM World Cup 1994 car window sticker on the back of my old Nissan Micra K10 (which I currently have in long term storage):
Name your price!0 -
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This is the earliest one I remember. Green buses with an open platform on the back which if you were lucky you could chase after and jump on. That was in the days of conductors with ticket machines with (if memory serves) dials on them like telephone dials? May be mistaken in the latter.0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Cant believe we forgot one of the ultimate 80s icons
Can't believe we lost Wanderly Wagon to that piece of crap0 -
who the fug wrote: »Can't believe we lost Wanderly Wagon to that piece of crap
But what about Seamus McSpud ?0 -
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carchaeologist wrote: »Anyone remember these.And before anyone asks,they used to be assembled in the Nass rd in Dublin.
Yeup! IIRC, they became 'Nissan' in c.1983?!0 -
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Soon to be defunct in what is a complete waste of tax payers money and a pointless exercise where CEO, Padraig McManus is trying to justify his abnormal 750k annual salary.
If you knew what you were talking about you would realise that ESB never in its history got a penny / cent of taxpayers money as it raised all its own financial requirements and was a net contributor to the state coffers by way of Tax, Rates and Dividend, and was a major contributor to employment in Bord na Mona in the midlands , when there were next to no jobs available during 60's and 70's.0 -
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Golden Goose
Natisco - used to be a short distance down from Hector Greys in Liffey Street.
Sweeneys in Talbot Street
The Banba - loved the shop in Rathmines, was great to pop in there after school
Switzers
Todd Co
Tree Top orange
Smiths Crisps
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I was at a closed down train station last week and found the below.
That brings back memories of JMOB home bread deliveries by Gerry the Baker and then his son who took over the round when his dad retired.
Deliveries Tuesday - Saturday and bread left on the doorstep except on Saturdays when the bill was paid0 -
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Haven't been on this thread in a while
Jacobs take the biscuit
Dublindigi wrote: »If you knew what you were talking about you would realise that ESB never in its history got a penny / cent of taxpayers money as it raised all its own financial requirements and was a net contributor to the state coffers by way of Tax, Rates and Dividend, and was a major contributor to employment in Bord na Mona in the midlands , when there were next to no jobs available during 60's and 70's.
i recognise the contribution they made in terms of employment but im not on about the 60s or 70s but the pointless re branding exercise and the crazy salary their ceo is on so get off your high horse. anyhow this site is for old brands. if you want to discuss esb fair enough im sure there is a thread somewhere on boards for that but for now we'll talk old logos.0 -
Deleted User wrote: »Haven't been on this thread in a while
Jacobs take the biscuit
i recognise the contribution they made in terms of employment but im not on about the 60s or 70s but the pointless re branding exercise and the crazy salary their ceo is on so get off your high horse. anyhow this site is for old brands. if you want to discuss esb fair enough im sure there is a thread somewhere on boards for that but for now we'll talk old logos.
I remember the last Kimberley box in that photo.
About the ESB/Electric Ireland rebrand, they were required to rebrand by the CER as a condition of allowing them to set their own prices. I agree it's pointless, and to be honest they probably didn't want to do it themselves.0 -
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