Bull Island Bathers - Sinéad Woods Select size and framing options:A4 Mounted and framed: limed solid wood frame (Ireland only) Although the park’s name is

Although the park’s name is derived from the Irish fhionnuisce

I wanted to stack the roofs on top of each other as they went up the hill and this really created a lovely dizzy feel alongside the townhall

The line from the top of Church Street nicely carried the shops and roofs from the top to the bottom of the piece at B&M

from gentle meanders to the wide expanse of the lough

ready for printing through Sinéad's miniature press

Bull Island Bathers - Sinéad Woods Select size and framing options:A4 Mounted and framed: limed solid wood frame (Ireland only) Although the park’s name is'Bull Island Bathers' is Sinad's limited edition illustration print of a hare and its friend at the ladies bathing shelter, on the Bull Island. The iconic art deco shelters that dot Dollymount and Clontarf were designed by the architect Herbert Simms in the 1930s. Their concrete forms, with their pops of colour are a real addition to the landscape and seascape. Sinad has replicated the old lettering that used to be painted on the shelter instead of