A PICNIC in People’s Park on July 3 with ice creams for those who screamed was occasion for the unveiling of the PALLS addition to Urban Horse Herd. PALLS is Probation in Limerick and Linkage Scheme which works with trainees who are clients of the Probation Service.
A dozen of them, based on the Dock Road, laboured joyfully on the project with Limerick Corridor Art Ltd’s Angela Connolly, their manager Margaret Griffin and LSAD Sculpture degree volunteers, Aisling Mc Grory and Tara Keegan to create this magnificent 6’4 X 4′ kneeling icon. Another four horses saw the green of grass again having been re-painted by their individual city groups or schools such as Ard Scoil Rís.
Appreciation for the four (of 15) others freshly painted by community groups and schools.
Picture: Keith Wiseman
These beautiful dogs panted admiration for the complex skillset exercised in this ongoing citywide project
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Having initiated the Horse project eight years ago, Angela tops the PALLS latest, viewed Liam Galvin, Mayor of Limerick City and relaunch of four others that are newly painted by city community groups and schools.
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Aoife Beegan from Greenfields enjoyed her horsey cushion with icecream thanks to PALLS
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Angela Connolly of Limerick Corridor Art with newly elected Mayor of Limerick City and County at the family picnic in People’s Park.
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Trainees with PALLS together with Angela Connolly of Limerick Corridor Art, Liam Galvin, Mayor; Karl Shanahan LEDP and Margaret Griffin PALLSpull back the curtain on this rainbow coloured coatPicture: Keith Wiseman
