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06 Sept 2025
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Patricia Hurl
Damer House Gallery has announced that their contribution to Culture Night 2024 is a seminar titled 'Presenting the School of Hibernia (after Raphael)'.
The main speakers will be Dr Rachel Moss, Head of History of Art & Architecture at Trinity College; Saoirse Exton, Irish representative to the United Nations Young People’s Climate Change Group and local artists Patricia Hurl, Therry Rudin, and Catherine Marshall of Na Cailleacha.
The seminar is on Friday, September 20, from 6:30pm to 8pm in the Black Mills in Roscrea.
As spaces are limited, booking is essential through the Eventbrite website.
Alternatively, those interested can email kate.damerhousegallery@gmail.com.
Damer House Gallery gratefully acknowledged funding for this event from the Arts Office, Tipperary .
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