| S Scoff Shaft Sharp Shamrock Shoestring Spider Spotlight 208 Stop Sidestep Sulán Song | ||
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| The Hi-Lows recorded on the Sharp label | The re-issue of The Philosophers' "Back At The Lodge" was on the Shaft label. | |
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| The Conquerors' version of the Lennon / McCartney song "You're Gonna Lose That Girl" is on the Spider label. | A rare record from the small Shoestring label | |
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| The Memories moved from Release to the Stop label. | The first ever showband E.P. was on the Shamrock label | |
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| A change to black/silver in the early '60s . . | . . and to black/yellow in the '70s | |
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| The Memories launched their own label called SPEX no doubt inspired by Jim Barry's glasses | Solo, another '70s independent label | |
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| Scoff Records were based in Eustace Street, Dublin | This may have been the only release on the Spotlight/208 label | |
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| A clever name for Stepaside's record-label - Sidestep! | The first release on the Song label | |
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| Sulán was a Cork-based label | Rob Strong's independent label | |
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