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Images tagged "malone"

Hand-painted signage on the newly exposed brick behind the stage.
Faithfully reproduced Guinness ad in the downstairs bar.
Faithfully reproduced Guinness ad in the downstairs bar.
Hand-painted Jameson Whiskey barrel tables.
Hand-painted signage and Father Noel Furlong (Graham Norton) in the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Hand-painted signage behind the new performance stage.
Custom painting in the women's bathroom.
View of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Father Jack portrait featured in the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
Father Jack portrait featured in the Father Ted mural.
Portrait of Father Noel Furlong (Graham Norton) in the Father Ted mural.
Detail of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.
View of the Father Ted mural on the staircase.

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4 weeks ago

Great day yesterday at Art in the Park in Spylaw Park. So nice to see so many familiar faces from throughout the Colinton Tunnel project. I was there to launch an extension to the good work the tunnel has done. A brand new mural stretching down Cuddies Lane in the Colinton Village, this time working with the Colinton Amenity Association.The alley is ugly right now but it used to be a drovers trail . They would drive horses and cattle up to the blacksmith at the head of the alley.It will be utterly gorgeous🤩 ... See moreSee less

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