Design a Callcard 1994 Callcard (1087)

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Design a Callcard 1994 Callcard (front)

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Design a Callcard 1994 Callcard (back)
Card No.: 
1087
Card in Blister: 
Yes
Card Type: 
Telecom Eireann (Top)
Category: 
Special
Chip Type: 
Gemplus
Date(s) Issued: 
00/03/1995
Designed by: 
Niamh Cummins
Limited Sleeve/Wallet Produced: 
No
Total Quantity Produced: 
200,000
Units: 
10u
Value Grade: 
H (100,001 - 3,000,000)

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(Copyright Joe St. Leger)

Winning illustration of the second nationwide Design a Callcard schools Competition. The winning design was by Niamh Cummins, aged 8, from St. Colmcilles National School in Knocklyon, Dublin.

(Please note: Competition was held in 1994 and Callcard was printed and distributed in 1995)

 

Extract from Knocklyon News (February 1995)

Niamh Cummins Knocklyon News
Niamh Cummins as "Mary Poppins" and classmate Patrick Tierney as "Bert" in their Christmas Concert.
 
Niamh Cummins as "Mary Poppins" and classmate Patrick Tierney as "Bert" in their Christmas Concert. We send our hearties t congratulation s to Niamh Cummins (age 8) from Lansdowne who was the overall winner of the Telecom Design a Callcard Competition for 1994. Niamh, who is a second class pupil in the Junior School won from 27,000 entries from children nationwide. Her picture of a clown was chosen for its originality and imaginative use of colour. The presentation of prizes will take place on 13th February, and apart from receiving a mountain bike and helmet for herself, the school will be presented with an AST Advantage Computer. Her teacher, Miss Mullany, wins a weekend away and the whole class will receive a £500 voucher in order to fund an outing for the eight year olds. Niamh heard of her great achievement just before she went on stage as Mary Poppins in the school Christmas Concert. We hope she will have great fun "flying off" on her brand new mountain bike! We understand that 200,000 cards with Niamh's design will be circulated, and we look forward to seeing her work being displayed.

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