Tag Archive for: Harry Clarke

Ryan Tudridy Show and Kelly Cards

The Ryan Tubridy Show gave Kelly cards a great mention this morning on RTE Radio 1. Many thanks to Ryan and the team and to all those who have ordered from us.

Whenever a small Irish business gets some publicity people are always ready to support. The Ryan Tubridy Show is doing such a great service for small Irish business.

Kelly Cards publishes quality Irish Art greeting cards. We are a small Irish business and we have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Every purchase made through our website helps us to keep trading and keeps the Irish economy afloat.

Our new Christmas packs have eight quality Irish greeting cards two designs in a pack. Kelly Cards Christmas packs support ALONE the Irish charity that helps older people in Ireland.

https://www.rte.ie/radio/radioplayer/html5/#/radio1/11247414

https://kellycardsireland.com/about-us/

 

New Irish Christmas Card Wallet Packs from Kelly Cards

New Irish Christmas Card Wallet packs from Kelly Cards available soon.

Quality Irish Christmas cards supporting Irish charity ALONE you are not alone.

Eight cards in a pack printed in Ireland using paper from responsible sources. Environmentally friendly packaging for quality Irish Christmas cards supporting the Irish charity ALONE.

These packs of Irish Christmas cards use images from the National Gallery of Ireland, Dublin City Gallery the Hugh Lane, Irish Photo Archive, Eclectic Lens Dominque Beyens and Irish artist James Kelly.

https://kellycardsireland.com/product-category/christmas/

https://alone.ie/

https://www.hughlane.ie/

https://www.nationalgallery.ie/

https://www.irishphotoarchive.ie/index/G0000mYA8dm73p44/thumbs

https://eclecticlens.com/

 

The Cabra Bridge in Dublin 7 has been renamed The Harry Clarke Bridge

An original stain-glass window was recently purchased by the Hugh Lane gallery. The small panel was part of a larger window in the League of Nations Building in Geneva, Switzerland
in 1925. The Work depicts a scene from Liam O’ Flaherty’s novel, Mr Gilhooley, showing a partially nude dancer, Nelly, outrageous at the time ! The window was to honour Irish literary
figures such as Yeats, O’Casey and Joyce.