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Maybe it is a consequence of my Leaving Certificate many decades ago. Maybe it results from my college years in Dublin when Patrick Kavanagh’s seat on the Grand Canal, when visited, was a place of downtime, a time for me. Whatever the cause, and even despite my attraction to signs, I have admired the idea of a seat to act as a commemoration.
When in Ennis last weekend, I saw the commemorative seat idea merged with a sculpture. The outcome was brilliant - visually attractive; useful; thought provoking; and, allowing for personal contemplative space.
What a way to be remembered.
Thank you to Dr Moylan and his family.
When in Ennis last weekend, I saw the commemorative seat idea merged with a sculpture. The outcome was brilliant - visually attractive; useful; thought provoking; and, allowing for personal contemplative space.
What a way to be remembered.
Thank you to Dr Moylan and his family.
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