The nostalgic pictures were all taken in 1989, the year in which Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade topped the box office and Ride on Time, by Black Box, dominated the charts.
They capture life in all its variety around Northern Ireland, from farming to finance.
Pupils are pictured celebrating their school’s 50th anniversary, Miss Northern Ireland is seen helping to launch the Hair Aid fundraising extravaganza, and the owner of the nation’s best chippy is shown receiving his award.
Elsewhere, a world kickboxing champion prepares for his next bout, Northern Ireland manager Billy Bingham does his bit for the next generation of football stars, and a lucky four-year-old gets to live out his firefighting dream.
Do these photos bring back any happy memories for you of the 1980s? What do you miss most about life back then?
For more 80s nostalgia, why not check out our photo gallery looking back at the start of the decade?

5. Cheers
Bobby Howard, president of the Irish Hockey Union, celebrates the game's largest ever financial package with a pint of the sponsor's brew, poured by Pat Burke at a reception held at the Ulster Brewery in October 1989 | News Letter archives Photo: News Letter archives
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6. Budding artist
Pupil Karen Lamb at the easel as Cregagh Primary School prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary in October 1989 | News Letter archives Photo: News Letter archives

7. Sitting pretty
Poultry specialist Alfie Weir from Banbridge, Co Down, with his Silver Laced Hamburg rooster he brought to sell at the Dromore Horse Fair in Octobrer 1989 | Trevor Dickson/News Letter archives Photo: Trevor Dickson/News Letter archives
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8. Ready to roll
Inspector Mervyn Graham and Maria Nolan in October 1989 at the Citybus customer services launch. Belfast's fleet of 300 buses were set to undergo a £400,000 environmentally friendly clean-up, and new user-friendly tactics on board buses meant that tobacco was to be 'totally taboo'. | News Letter archives Photo: News Letter archives

