Youngsters are seen tearing around the dodgems track at Barry’s Amusements in Portrush, a daring tightrope walker balances high above the River Lagan, and crowds flock to Ballycastle for the Oul Lammas Fair.
Those are just some of the fascinating black-and-white images taking you back in time more than 40 years.
Elsewhere, one of Northern Ireland’s 1982 World Cup heroes is pictured enjoying an emotional family reunion, competitors are seen preparing for the disco dancing championship, and revellers are seen enjoying the Radio One Roadshow.
Can you spot yourself, an old friend or anyone else you recognise in these photos from 1980, 1981, 1982, and do they bring back any happy 80s memories?
For more Northern Ireland nostalgia, take a look at our retro photo gallery capturing the joy of noughties days out.
41. Proud cast members
Pictured in August 1982 are the happy Shankill Leisure Centre Drama Group members with their trophies. Their production of The Rent Collector Almost Strikes Back won the drama section of the council competition, which was staged in the Group Theatre. | Belfast News Letter
42. Making friends
Amanda Robinson and her sister Sara, from Carrickfergus, make friends with some ponies at the Oul Lammas Fair in Ballycastle at the end of August 1982 | Belfast News Letter
43. Clowning around
Keith Stewart, Chloe Murray and Rachel O'Brien take part in a parade organised as part of the week-long summer scheme at Fisherwick Presbyterian Church on the Malone Road at the end of August 1982 | Belfast News Letter