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Will Fogarty of Fear na Coillte Chainsaw Sculptures takes a break from his work on the Gruffallo ARTICLE AND PICTURE BY: MARTIN QUINN
Tipp Town library had a fantastic day in the Moorehaven Centre recently, celebrating the works of Julia Donaldson with a demonstration by Will Fogarty of Fear na Coillte Chainsaw Sculptures.
Will is a self-taught chainsaw sculptor living in Hospital, Limerick.
The result of Will’s work at the centre was an amazing life-sized Gruffallo which will sit outside the library.
Tipperary Town Library wishes to thank all who participated and facilitated the event on the day including Paula and James Hynes, Dominique Davoust and Gráinne Ní Dhomhail, the Syrian group and the Ukrainian group.
Thank you to Mairéad and Josephine who facilitated this event.
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