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REMINDER to all contemporary artists born or domiciled in Tipperary - our Artist in Residence programme is open for submissions until next Tuesday 30th July at 5pm.
Follow our link in bio for full details on how to apply.
Thinking of the stage managers and crew all on their standby call #OpeningCeremony
Being inundated with business touting emails from China: the latest one refers to me as ‘Dear Valued Prospect’ which is my favourite so far…
Eimer Murphy retweeted
We have a specific request!
We're looking for Dublin Street photography from 1950-2000 specifically by women.
Can anyone help us out for an upcoming exhibition?
Here's a cracking 1969 photo of Halston Street by Elinor Wiltshire to inspire you!
Eimer Murphy retweeted
someone needs to STOP the council. They actively hate Dublin.
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Schoolgirl me daydreaming at choir practice in Nenagh church could never have imagined the world watching #ShaneMacGowan’s funeral there, or Gerry Adams and the cute one off 21 Jump Street do readings, or Nick Cave and half the Frames and the Hothouse Flowers belting Pogues songs
Eimer Murphy retweeted
We’re delighted to have been chosen to be a part of the Tesco Community Fund for the next 12 weeks:
We’re included in the current round of the @TescoIrl
Community Fund in Terenure, Kimmage, and Nutgrove Stores. If you’re shopping in this store over the next few weeks, we’d really appreciate if you’d vote for us using your blue token. @TescoIRLnews
Amazing opportunity! Go designers, you deserve this
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Eimer Murphy retweeted
A beautiful and fitting tribute to the late Shane MacGowan completed in Kilbarron village earlier today. A formal unveiling will be arranged at a later date but for now this tribute, which has been in the pipeline for some time, is in place for anyone wishing to visit.
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Shane MacGowan has died, aged 65. In a 1997 BBC documentary, he and his parents reflected on life in Carney Commons, County Tipperary, where he spent some of his childhood.
Shane MacGowan and his parents (1997)
Clip taken from The Great Hunger: The Life and Songs of Shane MacGowan, originally broadcast on BBC Two, Saturday 4 October 1997.
Vivid memory- As a teenager in the 80’s a series of legends passed - Grace Kelly, Cary Grant; Jimmy Cagney, Danny Kaye. My mother was so sad after them, and I didn’t get it. She said ‘You will understand one day , when all the heroes of your youth start to die’. I get it now Mam.













