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Hi every body and Welcome to Kayleigh’s Art Gallery. This is a website to promote all types of art, be it a simple painting, a portrait, amazing architectural designs, sculptures, body art and even miniature art. This website will have everything for people interested in art. I will have a collection of my own work along with tutorials, images, stories and ideas from the art world. This Page is also linked up to Twitter and the official Website were we can get YOUR feedback and YOUR ideas on everything artsy! And that’s not just it! There’s more… We have a gallery located in the heart of Tipperary where we hold exhibitions were people can show case their art . We also encourage everyone to communicate and socialize with other artists in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere! We hold exhibitions every week, there is a wine bar and a selection of snacks for your availability. So why not pop on down to Kayleigh’s Art Gallery Today!

The Gallery exhibits most of Brians works ranging from his dramatic landscapes, his fantastical cityscapes,onto to his spacescapes and enviromental dreamscapes and then onto his stunning African works and finaly his more recent 'Pagan Warriors' whichare a series of handmade block prints.The gallery itself is beautifully designed and laid out and the whole experience is completed, enhanced and heightened by brian's choice of music, carefully selected from his library collection

The museum is housed in the former Presbyterian Church known as 'Scots Church'. It was opened as a museum in 1973. The exhibitions in the museum reflect the maritime and cultural history of the town

The Ballyshannon and District Museum is a grassroots project driven by community spirit and inspired by the town and hinterland’s rich heritage. The museum is dedicated to the preservation of the shared histories of the local community and to the presentation of such histories through our exciting exhibitions and collections. As an educational resource the museum focuses on a policy of learning programme development and community outreach, encouraging students of every level and all members of the community to utilise and explore their local history. Though a recent initiative, the Museum has already gained a large support base and is ever gaining momentum as a community venture. The museum has also attained a wide range of artefacts in quite a short period of time through loans and donations, and is continuing the search for new additions to the growing collections. The current collections, organised into specific exhibition spaces, tell the story of a thriving industrial hub; of a garrison stronghold; and of a town steeped in artistic, cultural, literary and sporting heritage. A noteworthy feature of the museum is the wide ranging area it covers. The areas surrounding Ballyshannon play a significant part in the historical assets of the museum. The exhibitions display artefacts and portray historical narrative associated with Bundoran, Pettigo, Belleek, Kinlough, Tullaghan, Rosnowlagh and everywhere in between.

About Kevin Sharkey has been one of Irelands leading artists over the past 20 years, and has exhibited throughout the world. "A True Irish Legend" (Sunday Independent Irl 2009) "It's As If He Paints With His Soul" (Uk Independent on Sunday 2008) "Ireland's Most Bankable Artist" (Sunday Tribune Cover Magazine 2008 "One To Watch" (Sunday Times May 2005) "Critically Aclaimed And Sought Sfter" (Irish Arts Review 2004) "A Brush With Genius" (Sky News ) 2004 "Bankable Artist" (Sunday Times Money Section 2003) "One Of Irelands Most Exciting And Collectable Artists" (Irelands Homes Interiors and Living 2002)

Jason O'Ceannobhain was born in Dublin 1982. He practiced painting and sketching from an early age and started his career with his first exhibition at the age of fourteen. Through his studies at Ballyfermot Collage, he received a B.A. degree in art and animation and focused his career on fine art. As an Irish wildlife enthusiast, Jason's work is greatly inspired by Ireland's country scenery and native animals. He collects his research through field work photography across the country and, through his solo and group exhibitions, quickly became popular for his wildlife and landscape studies. Jason's work has been displayed in numerous shows and galleries and was commissioned to present a painting to former president Mary McAleese. He has received several awards for his portrait and animal works and his paintings are featured in a number of public and private collections. Please support Jason by becoming a fan.

Clonakilty Museum is open from 1st June 2013 as follows: Tuesday, to Saturday inclusive, 11.00am - 4.00pm daily until end August 2013. Can also be opened for groups outside if these hours by prior arrangement.

Artists exhibiting at the gallery are, Thomas Brezing, Clare Cryan (elected a member of the European Institute of Watercolours in 1987), Cormac Dennis, Paddy Donaghy, James English RHA, Angie Grimes, Carl Jones, Glenn Keelan, Paul Kelly, Jim Kilgarriff, Justine Moynihan, Michael Moynihan, Roddy Moynihan, Irma Mullaney, Gary O'Shaughnessy, Kenneth Webb RWA FRSA, Susan Webb and Dave West. The gallery will also be hosting workshops and private tuition and attending Art Fairs both in Ireland and abroad. The opening exhibition, "Out of Darkness" starts Saturday 15th June 2013 and continues until Saturday 29th June. Special preview 15th and 16th June, 11am to 5 pm. To request an invitation to the opening, email jordanartsireland@gmail.com or msg the page here on facebook. Thanks ps @jordartsireland on twitter

Solo and group exhibitions are held from spring through summer and fall. Mrs. Kenny has been a patron of the arts in North Clare for many years. The Lahinch Art Gallery is the fulfillment of her desire to provide an outlet for aspiring Irish artists. She has fostered their careers by giving them their first professional exhibition space and seen them prosper and grow. Her personal art collection contains many of their early paintings. She maintains a very busy schedule, all the while looking for just the right art and artists to bring into her gallery.

County Carlow Military Museum is located in the old church on the grounds of St Dympnas Hospital, Athy Road, Carlow. We are a privately run museum featuring a large range of artifacts relating to loca

Science Gallery ignites discovery where art & science collide.

The Olive Stack Gallery is located in the heart of the heritage town of Listowel Co Kerry. The Gallery established in 1998 features Paintings, Mosaics & Limited Edition Prints by Artist Olive Stack. We also provide a bespoke Picture Framing Service. All our frames are custom made to your individual requirements. We will happily advise and assist you in your choice of framing options