Cavan GAA and Cavan's Garda Síochána paid tribute to the young boy
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13 Sept 2025
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13 Sept 2025
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Last Friday and Saturday, the façade of Tullamore Gaol at Kilcruttin Business Park was drenched in spectacular light and colour as Birr visual artist Caroline Conway projected her fascinating animation depicting the history of the mysterious building. PICTURES GER ROGERS.
CLICK ON < > ABOVE TO GO THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY OF PICTURES FROM THE SPECTACULAR EVENT
The work entitled Behind These Walls is steeped in known and unearthed stories surrounding the building, from the individuals who were incarcerated there up to its industrial usage. This event is one of many events that will take place in the county between now and the end of April as part of Spectacular Vernacular- In the Open | Faoin Spéir.
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