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The World's Smallest Ramones Museum is located in La Sirena, Mexican Restaurant & Grill in the seaside town of Malahide, 10k from Dublin City.

Talbot Gallery and Studios is an arts based organization that endeavors to instigate vibrant artistic practice, to persuade and facilitate inspiration, and to act as a public art resource centre.

The four painters represented in the Green Door Studio are related in family and also in the sources of their inspiration, the coast of Donegal, but they differ widely in their personal response to the raw materials that prompts their work. Kate studied painting in Belfast College of Art and sculpture in St Martins College in London where she graduated in fine Art. She taught art in St Cecilia's College, Derry and headed the art department from '91 - '96. Now a full time painter, she has developed a very personal style of palette knife work to interpret the North West coast, capturing the essence of an idyllic moment in bold uncluttered images. Kevin graduated Belfast College of Art with a B.A Honours in fine Art and a diploma in Art Education. A full time painter since 1990, he explores mood, time, action, space and textural qualities in his work. They are focused studies of the ocean and rocky coast of Donegal, which though largely abstract, resonate with the personal space of the viewer. Adrienne graduated from the University of Ulster, York St, with a B.A Honours in Fine and Applied Arts. Primarily a painter she is also a printmaker in the disciplines of etching and screen printing. She studied illustration in Urbino, Italy and has won acclaim and commissions for her contemporary work. Her works are intuitive and spiritual evocations of the dramatic moods of the Donegal coast. In 2002 she received a U.T.V young Artist of the year award. The Green Door also represents the work and portraits of well known North West based Artist Gary Bonner.

Hungry Hill Gallery specialises in contemporary landscapes and seascape art from artist living in Ireland

Located at the main entrance to University College Cork on Western Road, the Glucksman is an award-winning building that includes display spaces, lecture facilities, a riverside restaurant and gallery shop.

The website "kinsalesilver.com" is no longer a representation of the actual Kinsale Silver or the work of Dominic Dolan. I regret this, but the domain name was hijacked, and I cannot get it back. My

A collection of 4 local artists have opened The Gallery Killaloe in Bridge Street, Killaloe. Ann Daly, Lynn Kenny, Anne Behan Mc Connell and Aileen Minogue.

Under the shadow of Shandon Bells, on one of Cork's most historic quaysides, North Mall, 2020 Art Gallery offers an ideal oasis from the hustle and bustle of the city. Here you will find a vibrant selection of works by some of Ireland's most talented artists which aims to inspire and tempt all art lovers. The perfect place to invest in a treat for yourself or someone special. All enquiries always welcome!

The Hole In The Wall is a new music venue situated in the heart of Kilkenny City. It is housed in the oldest surviving townhouse in Ireland - the 1582 Archer Inner House, 17 High St. The Elizabethan building with its tavern, snug and Archer room has been fully restored over the last 10 years and is now open to visitors for the first time in hundreds of years. Hole In The Wall is available for hire for private parties, functions, conferences and all occasions. The Archer room situated upstairs is the perfect venue for intimate music gigs and lavish banquets! Music: Heathers, Simon Fagan, Little Black Wren, Juliet Turner, Mick Hanly, Aisling De Cleir, Liam O' Maonlai, John Spillane, Jamie Lawson, Clive Barnes, Ronan O' Snodaigh, Tom Kirwan, JP Ryan, Donal Dineen, Rhob Cunningham, Katie Kim and many more have played in the upstairs Archer Room. For venue bookings (music / party) or publicity enquiries contact Dave at dave.holeinthewall@gmail.com For sound / tech enquiries contact Dave dave.holeinthewall@gmail.com You can find the full venue specs on our website, link below. www.holeinthewall.ie for more details

You are invited to GALLERY @ NO. SIX, 6 Anne Street South, Dublin 2, just off Grafton Street in the heart of Dublin City. Twenty-seven Irish Artists present a fine selection of Modern, Contemporary and Traditiona Art in a wide range of prices. In addition to established names it is our policy to encourage emerging Irish Artists, providing them with the opportunity to display and sell their works. There is also a selection of affordable Miniatures, Limited edition Prints, Etchings and Reproduction Note Cards. All are the works of several of our Gallery artists.

The Saci Perere Gallery takes it's name {pronounced [sa'si pere're]} from a character deep within Brazilian mythology, who like the gallery has the ability to appear and disappear at will. This allows the Saci Gallery to set up at any time, in any location for any length of time. The benefit of this Pop-Up Art Gallery, as it is being orchestrated by the artist's themselves, will therefore by-pass the middle man commission expense of Gallery owners. The most exciting side of this however is a chance for artists to have the opportunity to exhibit artworks in exciting and possibly unusual locations which in turn then may reach a wider audience.

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