This CallCard was encoded for use on Iarnrod Eireann trains. Initially Telecom Eireann tested Monetal Mobile Telephone Systems, which used t[...]

This CallCard was issued to celebrate Ireland being the host country for the EC Presidency in 1990. This is one of the earliest Telecom Eire[...]

The Rock of Cashel Callcard is one of the earliest definitive cards. It was soon to be replaced by the An tOireachtas Dancers 100 Unit Callc[...]

Distributed free of charge at St Patrick's Day parades around Ireland in 1991. This Callcard came enclosed in a sleeve with instructions how[...]

Both a Hurling and Football GAA card was released at the same time in May 1991. These special cards were made to mark the "All Ireland Hurli[...]

Both a Hurling and Football GAA card was released at the same time in May 1991. These special cards were made to mark the "All Ireland Hurli[...]

The An tOireachtas Callcard was issued to promote the Oireachtas festival which celebrates the irish language and culture. This card replace[...]

The An tOireachtas Callcard was issued to promote the Oireachtas festival which celebrates the irish language and culture. This card replace[...]

This Callcard was issued to celebrate Dublin as being nominated the EC City of Culture prize. Pictured on the card are Oscar Wilde, Sean O'C[...]

The "Irish Horse Racing" definitive Callcard was first produced in 1991 and was still in production by the end of 1994. As a result many dif[...]

The french company Schlumberger who produced this Callcard mistranslated "Irish horse Racing" to mean "Horse Racing in Ireland". This uninte[...]

This special Callcard was issued to commemorate the Limerick Treaty being 300 hundred years old in 1991. Pictured on the card is a painting [...]