House of the year 1974. With carport.
The Pinebrook estate in Malahide, Co Dublin.
Existential ted is existential (with good reason, in fairness).
More here: Pinebrook, Malahide Rd, Dublin 5 – House of the Year 1974 (Brand New Retro)
Tag Archives: Brand New Retro
From Magill magazine, 1979.
Not a huge seller in non-east coast regions.
Via Brand New Retro
YOU are welcome to join Brian of Brand New Retro for breakfast tomorrow at the first-ever Creative Morning shindig. details here.
Not as long as there’s tay.
Brian McMahon from the lovely vintage Irish archive website Brandnewretro.ie is speaking at the first Creative Morning this Friday morning at The Medley Restaurant, Drury Street, Dublin at 8.30am. FREE,
Creative mornings?
Is a monthly speaker series and morning gathering of creative types. Each event includes a 15-20 minute lecture, followed by a 20 minute group discussion. The gathering begins at 8:30am with the topic presentation starting at 9:00am and everyone taking off at 10am. Free coffee, buns and magazine browsing
Brian’s presentation will be on the theme of “Backwards”. We’re there.
Thanks Brian Colhoun
But you have to live in it.
Glenbrook Estate, Rathfarnham, Dublin. From Woman’s Way, April 1967.
£4,950 if you go without the Tintawn-corded carpet with underfelt in the kitchen.
Mad not to.
House Of The Month (Brand New Retro)
A drop of tay too.
The launch of the swingin’ Digby Morton-designed outfits for Aer Lingus, from Woman’s Way, 1970.
Stay for the hemlines.
Saucy.
New Look For Aer Lingus Girls 1970 (Brand New Retro)
Inspired
at
See what they did there?
An ad for BP Fallon’s column in Top Ten magazine, Miss Magazine, February, 1967.
He’s still with us.
Mini Looper
at
How time zips by.
New Spotlight, 1970
A magazine that liked to mix its messages.
SEVEN more Rave girls at Brand New Retro
Thanks Buzz
Damn unhip hippies.
The Face magazine (June 1990) on how an emergent Irish rave scene was being subdued in a fog of spliff smoke and wispy, yelping, barefooted, chakra-seeking, petal-patterned long-hairs.
Good times
More here: The City That Time Forgot – Dublin Hippies, June 1990, The Face (Brand New Retro)
You can topple on to my Manta.Manza duo-tone Opel.
Bulloch Harbour, Dalkey, Co Dublin, 1971.
A spot of deep side-burned diving?
Or the morning after a ‘freaky’ night?
YOU decide.
Pure New Wool & Opel Cars – Irish Fashion Catalogue 1971 (Brand New Retro)
Previously: Would You Mind Turning Down Your Jackets Please