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Mark Maguire

I seem to have saved a few bits and bobs from the time of the currency change-over to the Euro. A few ads, newspaper clippings, and that Irish £ to € calculator which I’m pretty sure I used only about twice. My memory is that I got Euros out of an ATM after a New Year’s party at the Project Arts Centre … and that was it. Currency transition done.

Image of a currency converter device with a keypad. The device features buttons for converting between Irish punt/ pounds (£) and euros (€), displaying the Euro Changeover Board of Ireland logo. The screen is blank.
An informational ad from the Central Bank of Ireland discussing the introduction of the euro currency on 1st January 2002. It explains the concept of pocket money for kids, featuring seven colorful banknotes and eight coins, with details about the design
A printed image featuring four euro banknotes: a 5 euro note, a 10 euro note, a 50 euro note, and a 500 euro note. The notes are displayed in a grid format, highlighting various designs and denominations with elements
Sep 27, 2024, 11:00 AM·Public·IceCubesApp
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