Kerry
Woodturning Tuition Studio Project
By David Condon
I started teaching Woodturning in early 2019 and at this stage I need to expand my facilities to develop my studio and purchase remaining equipment & tools necessary for teaching.
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There's Mud Puddles Everywhere
By Mud Puddles
This is my first self published Children's book. Made for parents who read to their kids and for kids who love splashing in mud puddles and pirate pigs!
Priorland Debut E.P. 2020
By Priorland .
Our aim, with YOUR help, is to raise funds to record our Debut EP with the highly regarded Irish Producer Gavin Glass. To be released independently by early 2020.
Donegal
Irish Mythology Calendar 2020
By Aine Kelly
My 2020 Calendar will be filled with illustrations of Irish mythological characters. Each illustration will have a brief description of their stories.
A new studio for Dublin Digital Radio
Dublin Digital Radio is moving studio. We want to build a soundproof space that allows for bands, interviews, panel talks etc + an office, meeting space and lounge area.
BitterSweet on The Tongue
A solo exhibition titled "BitterSweet on The Tongue", in which a large series of photographs will be exhibited at The Ground Gallery within The Complex Arts Centre, Dublin.
Soul Noir:Festival of the Dark Arts 2019
By Soul Noir
A two day festival of the highest standard Gothic art from Ireland and abroad held in a 1740 Manor in Laragh House Maynooth. October 31st - November 1st.
Pathfinders exhibition
By Paul Connell
Pathfinders is a photographic portrait project to be shown in the Coach House Gallery in Dublin Castle is archive of older Irish LGBTQ activists on the island of Ireland.
Dublin
1 woman show + 1 person audience
Hello! A 1-woman show (thatz me) for a 1-person audience (could be you!) in a generic time frame of September in Dublin this year! Comedy performance- but make it dark+awkward
Walking Birds' Mountain II
By Niall Henry
Artist symposium and exhibition responding to the exploration of Sliabh Dá Eán guided by archaeological writer and folklorist Pádraig Meehan.
