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Woodland Sculpture: A Journey through Ireland's Artistic Landscapes Immerse yourself in the enchanting world as we explore some of Ireland's most captivating locations. From Magee College, nestled within the picturesque Campus of the University of Ulster in Derry City, Co Derry (Londonderry), Northern Ireland, to The Market Cross and Courthouse in Kells, co. Meath, Ireland - each place tells a unique story through its mesmerizing sculptures. In Clifden, Co Galway, Ireland stands the John D'Arcy Monument; a striking tribute to the town's founder that commands attention with its grandeur. Meanwhile, at Irish National War Memorial Gardens in Islandbridge, witness an emotional masterpiece honoring those who sacrificed their lives for their country - an awe-inspiring symbol of remembrance. Venturing further into Glanleam House in Ireland reveals a modern sculpture depicting a dolmen; an artistic fusion between ancient history and contemporary design. Nearby lies a charming Thatched Cottage in Carlingford, Co Louth; where nature intertwines with artistry to create a harmonious blend. As spring unfolds across Ardcarrig County Galway, vibrant hazel trees and delicate bluebells provide an idyllic backdrop for sculptures that seem to come alive amidst this natural wonderland. At Derrynane House on the Ring Of Kerry route in Co Kerry, immerse yourself in the rich heritage as you encounter intricate stone circles that whisper tales from centuries past. The haunting Famine Memorial located at Doo Lough serves as a poignant reminder of one of Ireland's darkest periods. Its somber beauty pays homage to those affected by famine while urging us never to forget our shared history. Dublin's Long Room Library invites visitors into another realm altogether - surrounded by towering shelves adorned with literary treasures and guarded by timeless sculptures that embody wisdom and knowledge.