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Clare Museum have put out a call for vintage toys as part of a temporary exhibition for the 2024 Christmas season.
"If you have any vintage toys, games or books that you would be willing to loan to the museum for this exhibition, please email claremuseum@clarecoco.ie with details of your items," the museum posted on social media.
They are "ideally" looking for vintage toys dating "back to the 1990s and earlier".
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"Most importantly, share any personal story/memory that goes with them. Please include a picture of your item(s), if possible," they said.
"We will treat your loans with the utmost care and return them to you in January 2025."
The exhibition will run from Tuesday, December 3, until Saturday, January 4,2025 inclusive and can be viewed along with all of Clare Museum's existing exhibitions, during opening hours.
Read more Christmas in Clare news on Clare Live
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