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The Teardrop Explodes, 1981.

The Teardrop Explodes, 1981.

Radio Dublin owner Eamonn Cooke was convicted in 2007 of indecent assault of young girls between 1976 and 1978. Three decades before his conviction, in April 1978, staff at the Dublin pirate station left after learning of sex abuse allegations against Cooke, putting the station out of commission before they departed. Cooke quickly got the station operating again, and the following Sunday he wen...

From Roland Barthes's essay on the Eiffel tower, published in his 1957 collection Mythologies. British tv, 1990.

Dublin band Blue in Heaven, 1988.

Paul Cleary's post-Blades band The Partisans, 1988.

Dublin band The Dixons, 1988.

Rory Gallagher does an impromptu sting for an RTE programme, late 1980s, recorded from a 1992 transmission.

Dublin singer-songwriter Tony Coughlan/Koklin with his first single, from the summer of 1979.

Dublin band DC Nein, 1979. They re-recorded Nightclub and released it as their first single in 1980. Later, they changed their name (and musical style) to the more funktastic Tokyo Olympics. Originally they called themselves DC Nine but a printers' error on their first set of posters gave them a more ambiguous, vaguely Teutonic air and they went with it.

From Roland Barthes's essay on a still image from Sergei Eisenstein's 1944 film Ivan the Terrible, published in his 1957 collection Mythologies.

Those too dim to figure such thoings out for themselves - in other words, everyone who has commented on this video - might like to know the text is taken trom Roland Barthes's essay on Einstein's brain, published in the 1957 collection Mythologies. British tv, 1990.

Steve Staunton v Des Cahill, World Cup 2002.

One of the greatest Irish rock songs ever written. Dublin band The Blades recorded for Dave Fanning's rock show on RTÉ in 1981, produced by Ian Wilson and engineered by Paddy Mac Brian. Up there with Scott Miller Said, written by Stephen Ryan and recorded by The Revenants.

The Blades: Hot For You demo,1979.

Audio. Berlin: Over 21

Wormhole: Leave the Blanket In.

Wormhole: Lay It On.

The Blades revisited.

Happy Mondays: Wrote For Luck, Manchester, 1989.

Dublin criminal the General - Martin Cahill - in 1988.

Apres Match: Marian Finucane, Joe Duffy & Gerry Ryan. 2002.

Apres Match: World Cup 2002, 3rd place playoff. (1)

Apres Match: World Cup 2002, 3rd place playoff. (2)

Audio interview with Ian Curtis of Joy Division, November 1979.

The Atrix: The Moon is Puce. 45rpm.

The Atrix: Treasure on the Wasteland. 45rpm.

The Blades: Ghost of a Chance. 45rpm.

The Blades: The Reunion. 45rpm.