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An acrylic unframed painting

Another Fairy Garden / Acrylic Painting

Simply Art Cork

Framed acrylic art

Window Dressing / Acrylic Art

Simply Art Cork

Coastal Gorse – fine art Irish landscape print created from my original painting of these vibrant yellow flowers with the coastal town of Ahakista in the distance.
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Coastal Gorse - fine art Irish landscape print

Sarah Elliott Fine Art

Framed acrylic painting

Green Table | Framed Acrylic Painting

Simply Art Cork

original one of a kind oil painting on canvas framed in white The frame size is 18″ x 20″. Shipping free within Ireland

Spring blossom 2 original oil painting

Olivia O'Carra - Oil Painting

Miniature painting of a local scene

Evening Stroll | Painting

Simply Art Cork

Acrylic painting on Deep edged canvas

Paradise | Original Painting

Simply Art Cork

20ins x 30ins canvas

Fairy Garden | Canvas Original Art

Simply Art Cork

Original Oil Painting framed in a white wooden frame .Framed measurement 24″ x 28″.Free shipping within Ireland.

Spring Blossom original oil painting framed and ready to hang by Irish Artist OliviaO'Carra

Olivia O'Carra - Oil Painting

Canvas, unframed, measuring 16ins x 20ins

Shades of Autumn

Simply Art Cork

Our photograph was taken from the Boardwalk in Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Leitrim as the sun set in the West.

Boardwalk, Carrick-on-Shannon

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Original oil painting on 18″ x 14″ canvas

In a white tray frame . Framed measurement 23″ x 19″
Shipping free within Ireland

Venice original oil painting framed and ready to hang by Irish Artist Olivia O'Carra

Olivia O'Carra - Oil Painting

Somewhere over the rainbow, way up high, and the dreams that you dream of, once in a lullaby.

Jamestown Bridge, Co. Leitrim

Jamestown Bridge

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Personalised 4Birthday picture art gift made using Irish Sea Glass

Milestone birthday gift, personalised Sea Glass gift

East Coast Sea Glass

Personalised new baby gift made with Irish Sea Glass, Black or White frame, choice of people in picture, & colour of balloon.

New Baby Sea Glass Picture Gift

East Coast Sea Glass

Gorgeous Irish Sea Glass set against a starry night sky to make a personalised family picture. Lovely Father’s Day gift, or any special occasion.

Starry Night Personalised Father’s Day gift

East Coast Sea Glass

Pol an Eas means waterfall bath or bathing place in Irish.

Locally the old saw that the waters could “pull an ass” which is pure Leitrim vernacular. The two waterfalls are separated by a water pool where locals swim when the weather gets warm.

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Corry Strand lies at the foot of Corry Mountain on the northern shores of Lough Allen, in Co. Leitrim.
The strand is a noted area for boating, angling and swimming opportunities, with space for over-night camping and caravaning.
The strand is infamous for a boating tragedy, which took place on Good Friday, April 2, 1831, when 14 people, four men and 10 women lost their lives.
On that fateful morning 18 people set off for the market town of Drumshanbo at the southern end of the lake.
They arrived safely at the market town, planning to leave on the return journey in the mid-afternoon.
Laden with oats and potatoes purchased at the market, the boat sat considerably lower in the water than on the southerly leg on the journey.
Two members of the party decided against making the journey.
As darkness descended on the lake a gale blew up and the boat capsized. The bodies were located the following morney and buried in a mass-grave in Kilbride Cemetery. A large stone was erected over the grave.

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I have framed this canvas, it has appeared previously unframed,

Summer Hues | Original Art

Simply Art Cork

Framed art

Hello to Ewe | Original Painting | Art

Simply Art Cork

Fine art Irish landscape print of my original chalk pastel painting. This beautiful old stone building is situated between the West Cork coastal towns of Ahakista and Durrus, along the Sheep’s Head Peninsula.  
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The Pony House - Fine art landscape print

Sarah Elliott Fine Art

Fun Art Portrait -A traditional Oil painting with the soul of a caricature, to best portray the full character of the Sitter.

Commission Oil painting- Fun Art Portrait

Fun Art & David Bog

A beautiful handmade Stained Glass feather.

Handmade Stained Glass Feather

Three Rock Glass Art - Handcrafted Irish Stained Glass — Original Tiffany Technique Pieces by Paula, Glass Artist

Turlough O’Carolan, that well known Irish Harper-Composer, was born in the year 1670 near Nobber, County Meath, where his father was a blacksmith.
In 1684, when he was 14 years of age, his family moved to Ballyfarnon, County Roscommon, where John Carolan – Turlough’s father – was employed by the McDermott-Roe family who lived at Alderford, Ballyfarnon.
Mrs. McDermott-Roe took an interest in him and had him educated. When Turlough was 18 years of age he contracted small pox, a disease which was usually fatal at the time. His life was spared but he was left permanently blind. Turlough’s blindness, in a way, was a blessing because it awakened in him a hidden gift for music.
It was then that his patron, Ms Mary McDermott-Roe, saw to it that he was trained in the Irish Harp. She had him apprenticed to a harper who was a relation of hers. She maintained him during his three years of study and when he reached 21 years of age provided him with a harp, a horse, a guide and sufficient money to begin his professional career. He started on his way as an Itinerant Harper.
At first he was not considered to be a great musician, mainly because he was an adult when he started studying, and when it was suggested to him that he try his hand at composing he did so and composed Sheemore and Sheebeg.
It was then his fame spread throughout Ireland and his career took off. The way Turlough made a living was to travel from big house to big house and from castle to castle, entertaining the households and the friends of some of the most famous and wealthy people in Ireland at the time.
Often as a special favour he would write a tune in honour of the man of the house or his wife or daughter. He called these tunes “Planxties”. He was very successful and people would delay weddings and funerals until he could be present to play the appropriate tune.
In 1720 , Turlough Carolan married Mary Maguire. He was then 50 years of age. Their first family home was a cottage on a parcel of land near Mohill, Co Leitrim, where they settled. They had seven children, six daughters and a son. In 1733 his wife Mary died.
Turlough Carolan was one of the last Irish Harpers who composed and a significant number of his works survive in single line melody. He started playing the harp when he was 18 years of age and became very skillful at it, but his .fame developed from his gift for composition and verse. When
Turlough Carolan was a very young man, before his blindness, he met and fell in love with a young woman named Bridget Cruise. Bridget was part of a noble family and Turlough’s family was of skilled labourers, so a match could never be made.
And even though he went on to live a very successful life, he never forgot Bridget and wrote three “Planxties” in her honour. He met her again near the end of his life when he was on his way to a Religious Retreat in County Donegal.
In the year 1738, feeling ill, he returned to the home of his patron, Ms Mary McDermott-Roe. It is said that his ‘final composition was to her Butler who brought him his last drink. He died on the 25th March, 1738, aged 68 years.
He was buried with much ceremony in the cemetery at Kilronan. A plaque in Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin, honours him as “The last of the Irish Bards”, the man who brought to a close the centuries-old tradition of the Wandering Poet/Minstrel. Carolan’s wake is said to have lasted for four days. Harpers from over a wide area attended the wake and played their harps continuously. His funeral was also impressive with a large number of Priests taking part in the ceremony.

Turlough O'Carolan

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