My
Exhibitions
Residence Artist in EZ LIVING INTERIORS
EAST GATE STORE, LITTLE ISLAND, CORK.
I’m absolutely delighted to share that I have been selected as one of the Artists in Residence with EZ Living Interiors at their Eastgate Cork store.
@ezlivinginteriors
As EZ Living celebrates 10 wonderful years in business, I’m truly honoured that my work is part of this milestone. It’s a beautifully curated space, and seeing my pieces alongside their interiors has been such a joyful experience.
If you’re nearby, please do call in — I’d love you to see the collection in person!
Thank you all for the kind messages, support and encouragement. 💛
Carol xx
SPINAL INJURIES IRELAND - ARTICLE
Many of you may not know what's gone on behind the scenes...
FROM RECOVERY TO RENEWAL
I'm very honoured that my story is featured in the Winter 2025 edition of Spinal News with Spinal Injuries Ireland @spinalinjuriesireland.
In the article, "From Recovery to Renewal: How Art Helped Me Find My Voice Again," | talk about life changing in an instant with Cauda Equina Syndrome, the months in the National Rehabilitation Hospital @nrh_ireland, and how a simple invitation to an art class by volunteers helped me find my way back to myself.
Art has become my relief, my release, and my way of celebrating the resilience of rural Ireland - from our fields and skies to the everyday moments at home on the farm in Granagh.
I'm forever grateful to Spinal Injuries Ireland for the community, support and encouragement they've given me and so many others on this journey.
If you or someone you love is newly injured or feeling unsure about what comes next, please know you're not alone - support is out there, and tiny sparks (like a paintbrush dipped in colour) Read the article in full her
https://spinalinjuries.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/Winter-2025_Web-Final.pdf
Súil gallery, ennis, co. clare.
Excited to be showing my work as part of a curated group exhibition at Súil Gallery, Ennis, Co. Clare.
The exhibition opens on Friday 14th November 2025, 7–9pm, and continues until 20th December 2025.
My pieces draw on the rolling fields and shifting skies of rural Limerick, painted in my signature textured, semi-abstract style.
A huge thank you to the gallery team and my fellow exhibiting artists for creating such a beautiful space to share our work.
Be sure to call in — all welcome!
Carol x
Exhibition Dooradoyle Library,
Dooradoyle Rd., Limerick City.
Join us for a vibrant & inspiring art exhibition at Dooradoyle Library, showcasing the creative talents of the Croom Art Group.
This diverse exhibition features work from artists of all ages & experience levels, with a wide range of styles & mediums on display - from painting and drawings to mixed media and more.
The Croom Art Group meet weekly at Croom FET Centre LCETB, fostering creativity through regular workshops and group sessions. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply curious, come along and experience the variety and vitality of local artistic expression.
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The Art Exhibition runs from Friday the 13th June to Friday 4th July '25.
Open of exhibition Fri day 13th June at 6pm - All welcome.
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Please come along to view my pieces in person - I'd love to share my work with you!
"Handled with Care" Exhibition University Maternity Hospital.
A new permanent exhibition in University Maternity Hospital. "Handled with Care" focuses on building community through art. More that 100 artists from across the Mid West come together to collaborate on the themes of family, support & shared experience. The brainchild of artist Giulia Coli an active member of Limericks' Art Community.
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I was delighted to participate in this collaboration with my piece called "Secret Petals". In Secret Petals, layers of paint and printed text intertwine to form the image of a flower—both delicate and bold. The underlying words, partially obscured yet still visible, hint at the unseen stories and quiet strength carried by those who pass through the maternity ward. This piece invites viewers to reflect on the beauty and complexity of new life, and the hidden narratives that bloom in silence.
The flower slightly wilted or introspective, adding emotional depth & perhaps alluding to themes of fragility resilience, or the intimate experiences tied to maternity & birth.
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Read more about the exhibition:
​Limerick Post
​The Limerick Leader
