For the last decade, the scripted statement ‘Help The Homeless’ has been an ongoing project on the walls of the city centre by a Limerick Citizen who continues to remain anonymous. Its message is both acknowledged and rendered for Ormston House and by Street Line Critics. It was nominated by Paul Tarpey.
Author: Street Line Critics
Joan Stack at Ormston House
I’ll put the kettle on – Joan Stack
Sarah Lundy at Ormston House
MindMadeManifest – Sarah Lundy
Ciaran Nash at Ormston House
Nelly – Ciaran Nash Thanks to Mary Conlon for the photo of Nelly posing with her name.
Patrick Mc Elligott at Ormston House
Freedom to be… – Patrick Mc Elligott
Clare Glynn Chitan at Ormston House
What memories linger with in these walls What spirits visit and walk these halls Stairs and rooms, memories from years to year Spirit of joy and sorrow ring out in the air Secrets, whispered from room to room Telling of births and deaths, now silent as the tomb. Laughter and tears mothers voices children’s calls….
Julianne Knowles at Ormston House – Part 2
patrick bricks of butter & squares of milk the city hummed & stretched & he knew it blind eyes like the river had patrick – Julianne Knowles
Julianne Knowles at Ormston House – Part 1
ellen she was liable to floods & fever milk-skinned she knew the gaol (& the cathedral) well she wove linen did ellen she was miles of the stuff ** – Julianne Knowles
Rochus van der Vaart at Ormston House
What you are reading now, is a memory for tomorrow. – Rochus van der Vaart
Anastasia Artemeva at Ormston House
I’m away but my books still smell of Limerick. – Anastasia Artemeva