Be Still. Be Here Ha’penny Bridge Rest in peace Sinéad

Rest in peace Sinéad

It isn’t an actual place but rather a scene from drawn from the memory of many places I have been and experienced that deep sense of peace

A silly play on words but the message is far from silly

chances are they'll blossom into a wonderful person

It is generally thought that the street known as Temple Bar takes its name form the Temple family whose progenitor

Be Still. Be Here Ha’penny Bridge Rest in peace SinéadThis piece is part of our 'Inspired by Ireland' series. Inspired by the Irish woodlands. When painting this forest scene, David Wagoners poem Lost came to mind. The poem speaks about feeling lost when in fact all we need to do is be still, honour our feeling but not to let it encompass us. The forest knows where we are just as good friends know when we despair. I find light filtering through the trees very emotive. The sense that even though we are