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Ned Kelly Memorial

feelystone — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:31:26 +0000

Photo of Ned Kelly Memorial erected at Ballyrush Cemetery.
The Memorial depicts Ned’s hand ringing the bell which he did to attract attention to his announcements as he walked the streets.
He was the last Town Crier in Boyle and Sligo.
The Memorial was designed and erected by Feelystone, Boyle and sponsored by James Candon, Boyle.

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feelystone — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 10:44:23 +0000

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Statue of Dermot Earley

feelystone — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 17:28:16 +0000

The life size bronze statue of the late great Dermot Earley is unveiled by President Mary McAleese in his home village of Gortaganny, Co Roscommon.
Feelystone commissioned Sculptor Seamus Connolly to make the statue.

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Monument in France

feelystone — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 15:49:11 +0000

Recently Feelystone Boyle erected a Memorial over 11 British Soldiers in the Village of Iron, Guise (North East France). Five of the Soldiers were members of the Connaught Rangers, from various parts of Ireland.
The Soldiers were trapped behind the lines in the retreat from Mons to the Marne in the summer of 1914. They were sheltered by the villagers of Iron for many months but eventually betrayed, captured and executed with their host, who sheltered them. Part of the Village was burnt in reprisal.
Barry Feely met the Memorial organiser, Hedley Malloch, at a Remembrance Day in King House Boyle (Former Barracks of Connaught Rangers) last autumn, where he gave a talk on the incident and his intentions to erect a Memorial.
The picture shows the memorial of Wicklow Granite in situ with Barry & Shane Feely, who carried out the erection. Seamus Connolly from Clare sculpted the bronze plaque. Seamus also sculpted the Dermot Earley bronze Figure, which Feelystone Boyle erected in Gorthaganny.
The unveiling ceremony was attended by twenty members of the Connaught Rangers Association, which included a number of members from Boyle. The Association also made a contribution to the Memorial fund.

July 2011 Art@Work

feelystone — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 08:20:14 +0000

Visual artist Marie Brett is working with Feelystone, as a recipient of the 2011 Roscommon County Council arts@work programme.

It’s the companies work of making memorials for children, adults and pets that the artist will focus on to inform and influence her own work, which too focuses on the issue of ‘loss’ and the making of objects which are symbolically marking a past presence.

Marie uses photography, video, sound and sculptural installation in her work.

Details of Marie’s past artworks :

‘Lost Children’ created in response to the historical and social landscape of a hospital site with Magdalene laundry. Staff, patients and visitors shared memories of children loved and lost, but not forgotten. The work was selected for ‘Vital Signs’ Arts & Health in context exhibition organised by The Arts Council/Create 2009.

‘Amulet’ was a research project exploring the potential of creating memorial objects as amulets for bereaved parents. Located at Cork University Maternity Hospital, in partnership with Bereavement & Loss Midwives plus Ballyphehane/Togher art/Craft Initiative plus Jennie Butler UCC Department of Folklore and Ethnology. The work was supported by The Arts Council through Creates AIC R&D Scheme and the HSE South. (on-going)

‘Memory Dress’ explored dress as a cultural symbol marking personal milestones and commemorating lives lived. The project was supported by The Arts Council via Creates AIC Scheme, Triskel Arts Centre, Cork City Council and The HSE South. Located at St Finbarr’s Hospital, Cork, in collaboration with hospital artist Charlotte Donovan.

21 July 2011

feelystone — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 13:42:48 +0000

Finbarr Feely pays a visit to Sculptor Seamus Connolly who Feelystone have commissioned to make a life size statue of the late great Dermot Earley.

The bronze statue is almost complete and it will be unveiled on 27^th August 2011.

July 2011

feelystone — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 15:14:55 +0000

Finbarr Feely with Chinese suppliers. Feelystone stone visit China a number of times each year to inspect the quality of their goods.

11th July 2007

feelystone — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 15:22:52 +0000

A group of Students from Campa Gaeilge Samhraidh take a tour of Feelystone July 2011 after which they had to do an Irish essay!

Campa Gaeilge Samhraidh held every summer in July for 6th class, 1st & 2nd years.

For info contact Michael O’Toole 086 3442808

27th June 2011

feelystone — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 13:20:20 +0000

Feelystone manufacture a memorial for singer & Guitarist Dan O Hara.

08 Jun 2011

feelystone — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 15:35:47 +0000

Artists taking part in the Art@Work programme visit Feelystone.

May-June 2011

feelystone — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 16:40:32 +0000

Feelystone Products Feature in Northern Ireland Homes & Lifestyle Magazine

Products Featured: Kilkenny Limestone Cladding, Jura Beige Limestone Tiles & Donegal Quartz Building Stone

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11th May 2011

feelystone — Fri, 27 May 2011 08:24:46 +0000

Finbarr Feely accepting an award on behalf of the BNI Marina Chapter form Sandra Harte BNI Ireland for passing the €1,000,000 mark of business transacted within the group in a ten month period.