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Category Archives: Painting in Ireland

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Sketching Koi Carp: My Way To Mourn

Daily Life, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréAugust 19, 2016Leave a comment

Our koi carp didn’t do a whole lot, but they were beautiful, and were an oasis of calm in my busy day. We lost them recently due to our own neglect.

Family Camping in Connemara: Better Bring the Paints

Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréAugust 12, 2016Leave a comment

PREMIUM. Camping with teenagers has its ups and downs. I experienced both on a recent camping trip to Connemara, Co. Galway, but I kept my serenity with a bit of sketching.

Sketching Life and Colour of Galway City

Daily Life, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréJune 28, 20162 Comments

PREMIUM. The life and colour of Galway City in the summer are legendary. I’ve caught a few of my favourite Galway sights in watercolour over the last couple of weeks.

Summer Sketching in Galway – A Week in Paradise

Daily Life, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréJune 3, 2016Leave a comment

PREMIUM. Sometimes the sun arrives to stay for a while in Ireland and we remember what a paradise we live in. Here are a few of my sketches of a week in the sunshine.

Sketching Optimists in Spring Sunshine: Sailing Week in Baltimore, West Cork

Feature Articles, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréFebruary 22, 20162 Comments

PREMIUM. There are worse ways to spend a week than sketching Optimists in early spring sunshine in Baltimore, West Cork. As usual, the young sailors greatly impressed.

Sketching Jazz in Galway – Things Hot Up with the Cool Cats

Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréFebruary 1, 20164 Comments

I sketched the Galway Bay Jazz Band and the swing dancing in Busker Brownes, Galway. There’s no nicer way to spend a stormy day in January.

Discovering a Treasure: The Fishery Watchtower, Galway

Feature Articles, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréDecember 14, 2015Leave a comment

PREMIUM. The Fishery Watchtower in the heart of Galway City is an intriguing little museum full of original architectural features and lots of information about Galway’s fishing past.

Sketching the City of the Tribes

Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréNovember 19, 2015Leave a comment

A city on the sea like Galway is always full of wonderful sketching opportunities…but on a cold winter’s day sketching the city of the tribes is best enjoyed from the inside.

Beyond the N18: Hidden Kilcolgan – Art Exhibition in Gort Library, 11th-17th October 2015

Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréSeptember 12, 20154 Comments

Most people passing through Kilcolgan on the busy N18 never venture off it. My exhibition in Gort Library from 11/09 – 17/10 2015 shows its real and often hidden beauty.

Cruinniú na mBád: Galway Hookers in Kinvara – Grace and Beauty in Blackberry and Oxblood

-Travel, Feature Articles, Painting in IrelandBy Roisín CuréAugust 18, 2015Leave a comment

PREMIUM. Galway Hookers, traditional boats of Ireland’s West Coast, were once a vital part of Galway’s trade and economy. Their beauty and glory are celebrated every year in Kinvara.

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