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Actor Stephen Rea at the launch photographer Pádraig Ó Flannabhra's new book, at O'Connell House ND, Merrion Square, Dublin.
THE University of Notre Dame Dublin hosted the launch by Stephen Rea of a great new book of photographs by Pádraig Ó Flannabhra on Thursday last.
Every single euro made by the book is going to the help the work of Crois Dhearg na hÉireann/the Irish Red Cross and never did that fine organisation need our support more.
Pádraig’s work covers every aspect of Irish life, with a strong focus on culture. These images are all in black and white and the book has an introduction by Kevin Whelan called 'Did you live in the black and white days?’
A special limited [50 copies] and signed edition featuring a separate printing of a terrific photograph of Seamus Heaney at the Listowel Writers’ Week was also be available on the night.
Nenagh Arts Centre will also be the venue for the Tipperary launch of the Nenagh Photographer's new work, which will be held on Tuesday July 4th 2023. All are welcome to attend and support the project.
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