Colour photograph of Éamon de Buitléar addressing the audience after accepting a Jacob's Television Award. The Minister for Communications, Ray Burke is sitting on stage. The event took place at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin.
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin
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Colour photograph of film-maker, Éamon de Buitléar (left) accepting a Jacob's Television Award presented to him by the Minister for Communications, Ray Burke (right) and the Managing Director of Jacob's Biscuits, Leo O'Donnell. The event took place at the Burlington Hotel, Dublin
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin
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Colour photograph of Zig and Zag on stage after accepting a Jacob's Television Award. An Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds (then Minister for Finance), an unidentified woman and the Managing Director of Jacob's Biscuits, Leo O'Donnell (left) are also on stage. The event took place at th
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin
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Colour photograph of Zig and Zag at the 1989 Jacob's Radio and Television Awards at the Jury's Hotel, Dublin. Zig and Zag won a Jacob's Television Award.
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin
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Colour photograph of Zig and Zag accepting a Jacob's Television Award presented by An Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds (then Minister for Finance). The event took place at the Jury's Hotel, Dublin.
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Awards--Ireland--Dublin
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Close-up of a young boy dressed as an astronaut holding a Jacob's Cream Cracker.
Twentieth century | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin) | Astronaut--Ireland--Dublin
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View of a uniformed female worker operating machinery used to wrap USA Assorted biscuits in airtight cartons. An accompanying note reads that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture of the normal life of the Factory'. Machines may '
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Wrapping machine processing Kimberley Biscuits at the Irish Biscuits Ltd. (merging of Jacob's and Boland's Biscuits) factory.
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Villages--Tallaght | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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View of uniformed female workers wrapping Cream Crackers in airtight cartons. The machine is noted as costing over £6,000 and was specially made in Switzerland. An accompanying note reads that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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Colour photograph of Mary O'Reilly (centre) and two unknown uniformed factory workers feeding the wrapping machine Club Milk bars in the Tallaght Factory. The photograph was held in an album titled 'Jensen's End, The Final Episode of "The Real Club Milk" with a star studded cast'
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Villages--Tallaght | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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View of machinery used to wrap Club Milk bars at the Jacob's Biscuit Factory. An accompanying note reads that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture of the normal life of the Factory'. Machines may 'appear a little shabby', however
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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View of two female uniformed workers wrapping biscuits in airtight cartons. An accompanying note reads that the scenes are 'entirely unrehearsed' and their objective 'being to give a true picture of the normal life of the Factory'. Machines may 'appear a little shabby', however,
Twentieth century | Dublin (Ireland)--Streets--Bishop Street | Jacob's Biscuit Factory (Dublin)
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