Time Capsule
The Bundoran Time Capsule was sealed on Saturday August 23rd 2014 at midday at a special ceremony at Bundoran Community Library.
The time capsule itself is an old ballot box which was been donated by the former Bundoran Town Council who were celebrating a centenary from 1914-2014.
The Time Capsule is on display on a shelf high up in the library where it will remain until Tuesday August 23rd 2039 when it will be reopened.
The Time Capsule contains:
- Heritage weekend poster
- RNLI Dinner dance poster
- Carnival poster
- Car display poster
- St Patrick’s day poster
- Sea sessions poster
- Street party poster
- Easter activities poster
- Soapbox poster
- Bundoran brochure
- Angling brochure
- Magh Ene Calendar
- Programme for Sealing of Time Capsule
- Programme for launch of 100 years of democracy
- Price list from supervalu
- Minutes of final council meeting
- Cinema programme
- Lifeboat news release and photo
- Photo of councillors
- Photo of council staff
- Proposal for 100 years of democracy
- Photo of all who attended ceremony
- Map of Bundoran
- List of time capsule contents
- Photos from St Macartans
- GAA and Astoria Ballroom news articles
- Parking ticket
- Menu from Allingham Arms and flyers
- Drawing from Oliver Ruane
- Letter from Community Development Group
- Letter to the future
- Postcards
- Bottle of sand
- Sea Sessions pass
- Shiela Flanagan book
- Calvary DVD
- Sinead O’Connor album
- Total Film magazine
- Ireland’s Own
- RSVP magazine
- The Dealer
- Library literature
- Waterworld polo shirt
- Waterworld frisbee
- Waterworld staff badge
- Waterworld pen
- Waterworld keyring
- Magh Ene College student list
- Magh Ene College awards night programme
- Fort Dunree DVD
- Match programmes – bundoran v Fanad, Bundoran v Cloughaneely x 2, Armagh v Donegal (All Ireland Quarter Final 2014)
- Minion toy
- Photobooks x 2
- Discover Bundoran folder of brochures
- Loom band
- Visitor book from 100 Years of Democracy exhibition
- RTE Guide
- Donegal Post, Donegal Democrat and that day’s Irish Times and Irish Independent