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Threads of Time is an exhibition now on display at the libarary in Clonmel
Threads of Time is an exhibition of family heritage, and the skills of a rich crafting culture passed on through five generations of one family.
Lesley Lynch is the central artist in Threads of Time and it consists of presenting contemporary textile art and painting, realistic knit figures, and a range of knit and patchwork blankets. She curated the exhibition to include work by six other family members. The oldest pieces in the exhibition are from the 1800s.
Threads of Time is open every day until 1pm Friday July 29 at Clonmel Library, free entry and all welcome.
Lee Grace from Carrick-on-Suir helped Shamrock Rovers defeat Shkupi of North Macedonia in the Europa League qualifying round. Picture: George Tewkesbury/Sportsfile
The Kingstown Charity Sunflower field opens in Cashel this Saturday
Cahir Credit Union 2021 Bursary Winner Caoimhe Egan with Chairperson of the Board of Directors Pat O’Malley
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