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annie fleadh fine art print 2015 online version(1)

Annie West’s poster for this year’s Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.

Literally ‘The Music Festival of Ireland’ the Fleadh is the largest single festival of Irish Music in the WORLD and will attract revellers numbering up to 400,000 [all pictured above] over the course of nine days in August.

Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann

Annie West

hometovote

#hometovote, above, by Annie West

You may recall cartoonist Annie West’s Gathering print which adorned the back of The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (New Island) and  was  later sold to raise money for Aware.

Last Friday – as Irish citizens living abroad arrived home to vote in the marriage referendum – Annie (artist by royal appointment) tweaked the Gathering print to turn it into a new print, called #hometovote.

Now she’s selling the #hometovote prints for €50 – with the proceeds, after printing and shipping, going to youth LGBT group SpunOut.ie

Fair play in fairness.

Spunout

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Hours of fun.

From the mind of Annie West

Find Willy Yeats, Maud Gonne, Oscar Wilde, Douglas Hyde, Countess Markievicz and “a juvenile Samuel Beckett”.

Annie writes:

For the charming literary minded significant other in your life. Where’s Willy. Two A3 posters, lovingly printed by a printer called Ciaran at PlusPrint in Dublin. Set in Dublin and Sligo…

Only €6.50 for each poster with free shipping

Buy here

Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee just a wry ho ho ho.

yeatsinlove

You are invited.

To artist Annie West’s buke launch.

About Ireland’s most celebrated stalker poet.

Yeats in Love is an illustrated, semi-fictional account of WB Yeats’ obsessive yet ultimately fruitless pursuit of Maud Gonne, illustrated in detail on every painful page by award-winning Illustrator Annie West. To celebrate WB Yeats’ 150th Birthday in 2015, Annie has gathered together remarks from those who bore witness to this unfolding story- Douglas Hyde, Katherine Tynan, Lily and Lolly Yeats and others- and mixed them together with some of Yeats’ most enduring love poems.

All this and MacCoille.

*swoon*

Yeats In Love (New Island)

Yeats in Love (AnnieWest.com)