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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 30/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who submitted to our open call for 'The Limerick Show'. The selection process is underway. We will be in touch with all applicants as soon as possible. Due to the high volume of applications, we ask for your patience during this time. Image by Jed Niezgoda.

An installation view of the 2024 edition of ‘The Limerick Show’. Two TV screens are in the centre of the image. In the background multiple artworks are hung on grey walls.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 24/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Friday for Culture Night. The exhibition ‘Alt-West / Alt-Thiar’ opened with a new performance by the Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.). The exhibition will run until 14 November. Images by Shane Vaughan.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 23/09/2026

Join us on Saturday, 3 October at Wexford Arts Centre from 2–4pm for the closing event of the Wexford iteration of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’. The event is free, but booking is required.

A black and white image shows dark silhouettes of figures holding hands in a circle on top of a wall. Debris litters the ground and a car is to the bottom right of the image.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 16/09/2026

Reminder! Join us on Culture Night, this Friday, from 6-9pm for the exhibition preview of ‘Alt-West / Alt-Thiar’ by the Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.). The exhibition opens with a performance from 6.30–7.30pm. Admission is free and booking is not required.

The image depicts a map of Ireland and the UK. An orange arrow points to a spot in the republic of Ireland which is a dark blue colour, white text reads ‘Ireland’. The surrounding area of water is covered in orange stripes. At the bottom of the image in a grey box, dark grey text reads ‘Culmination Compression Phase’ and ‘Alt-West / Alt-Thiar -68 days’.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 11/09/2026

Thanks to everyone who joined us last Saturday for the closing of 'Energy Made Visible'. This afternoon of electronic music by Jürgen Simpson and Neil O’Connor was a response to the paintings of the late Michael Ashur.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 09/09/2026

Save the date! Ormston House warmly invites you to the exhibition preview of ‘Alt-West / Alt-Thiar’ on Culture Night, Friday, 18 September from 6-9pm. The exhibition opens with a performance from 6.30–7.30pm, and remains open until 9pm. Admission is free and booking is not required.

White text reads 'Alt. West//Alt, Thiar' at the top of the image on a background of a black and white image of several airplanes in an airport. Black text reads 'Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.).' on a white background.

Black text reads 'Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence (O.J.A.I.).' on a white background at the top of the image. Black text reads '/ ALT. WEST / ALT. THIAR' at the bottom of the image. In the centre a black and white image depicts an office building, on the right corner black text reads 'Collector General Sarsfield House Limerick City'.

At the bottom of the image black text reads '18.09 – 14.11.2026 Ormston House' on an orange background. To the right a black and white image of a high-rise building, with many small glass windows.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 09/09/2026

Reminder! There is two weeks left to submit to 'The Limerick Show'. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, 23 September at 6pm. Images by Jed Niezgoda.

An installation view of the 2024 edition of ‘The Limerick Show’. In the background multiple artworks are hung on grey walls. Several multi-media artworks are installed to the right of the image.

Multiple drawings, paintings and sculptures are hung on a grey wall.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 04/09/2026

Born in 1950 and raised in Dublin, Michael Ashur commenced his studies at NCAD in the late 1960s. The visual novelty of Ashur’s paintings and their capacity to capture the eye and imagination were central to his success from the mid-1970s.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 03/09/2026

It’s been just over two weeks since we celebrated Ormston House turning 15. Special thanks to Féile na Gréine for helping us celebrate. We would like to express our gratitude to the performers Dylan Kerr & Weston Olencki, Linda Buckley, and Neil Ó Lochlainn’s Tlú Lín.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 02/09/2026

Reminder! Join us this Saturday, 5 September from 4-5pm to mark the closing of ‘Energy Made Visible’ where Jürgen Simpson and Neil O’Connor will respond to this exhibition with a live performance. Admission is free and booking is not necessary. Image courtesy of Jürgen Simpson and Neil O’Connor.

A close up detail of a modular synthesis machine. Showing an array of various colourful buttons, dials and wires.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 28/08/2026

Thaís Muniz is an interdisciplinary artist and designer interested in the Afro-diasporic connections, identity, belonging and migration. For ‘Energy Made Visible’ Muníz’s has produced a series of geometric diagrams forged in iron.

To the left of the image a geometric iron sculpture sits on a white shelf against an off-white wall. An ornate pillar is in the centre of the image, and a large painting is to the right of the image.

A close-up detail of a geometric iron sculpture against an off-white wall. The shadow of the sculpture can be seen on the wall.

A circular iron sculpture, with arrows orientated in a clockwise direction hangs on an off-white wall. Several artworks can be seen in the background.

Two geometric sculptures made of iron sit on a white shelf against an off-white wall. Orixa tools from the collection of the artist made by Gilvan Barreto.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 26/08/2026

Join us on Saturday, 5 September for a special closing event for ‘Energy Made Visible’ from 4-5pm. Admission is free and no ticket is required. Jürgen Simpson and Neil O’Connor will respond to this exhibition with a live performance, using custom sequencing systems and modular synthesis.

A black and white image shows two hands operating a modular synthesis machine. It contains many buttons, dials, and wires.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 22/08/2026

Two weeks remain to see 'Energy Made Visible'. We would like to thank everyone who has come to see the exhibition so far. The exhibition is open Wednesday to Saturday, 12-6pm, until 5 September, 2026. Images by Kate Bowe-O'Brien.

An installation view of ‘Energy Made Visible’ at Ormston House. Several multi-media artworks are displayed in an off-white room with a grey floor.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 19/08/2026

‘Energy Made Visible’ is a group exhibition centred around the paintings of Michael Ashur (1950–2024). For this exhibition Sean Lynch has produced a pamphlet featuring reproductions of material from the Michael Ashur Artist File, found at the National Irish Visual Arts Library, N.C.A.D, Dublin.

A pamphlet has a variety of black and white newspaper clippings of the artist Michael Ashur and his paintings.

A black and white image of a painting is spread across two pages of a pamphlet, with the signature of Michael Ashur on the bottom right.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 19/08/2026

Ormston House is 15! On 16 August 2011, Ormston House launched its very first exhibition. Since then we have developed and delivered 125 exhibitions and projects, both on and off-site. We have produced over 520 multi-disciplinary events and collaborated with over 500 artists and practitioners.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 13/08/2026

Ann Maria Healy works with video, sculptural and textual form. With their luminous hues, subtly blended effects, and angular compositions, Michael Ashur’s paintings are the natural counterpart to Healy’s animation entitled ‘Gabhlán Gaoithe-Dara Sraith (Swift - Second Series)’.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 12/08/2026

‘Energy Made Visible’ is a group exhibition centred around the paintings of Michael Ashur. Garrett Phelan has ‘translated’ a 1988 painting by Ashur into sound. Using image sonification technology, ‘Fragment of Orion’ has been converted into a soundscape, then pressed into a transparent vinyl record.

Several artworks are laid out in a vitrine. A red vinyl and seven drawings on lined paper sit on a grey background.

A series of multi-media artworks presented in Ormston House. A grey vitrine sits in the foreground of the image. Two artworks hang on an off-white wall in the background.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 07/08/2026

Reminder! On Saturday, 8 August from 2-4pm ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ will open at Wexford Arts Centre. Admission is free and all are welcome. ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ is a touring exhibition and event programme presented by Ormston House.

A black and white archival image depicts a festival crowd sitting inside a tent. The crowd is attending Carnsore Point anti-nuclear festival in Co. Wexford.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 05/08/2026

Limerick’s independent, experimental festival Féile na Gréine returns for 2026, including three performances at Ormston House on Sunday, 16 August. Admission is free, no ticket is required but capacity will be limited.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 29/07/2026

We are excited to announce that Angel Robinson has joined our Artist Affiliate Scheme, through our open call to graduates of L.SAD. Angel Isaac Robinson (b. 2004) is an artist living in Limerick City, Ireland.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 29/07/2026

Ormston House is seeking submissions for 'The Limerick Show'. For this opportunity, we invite artist members originally from, studied, or based in Limerick city and county to propose existing artworks for a showcase exhibition running from December to early 2027 at Ormston House.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 24/07/2026

The next iteration of 'Memory of a Free Festival' will open in Wexford Arts Centre on Saturday, 8 August from 2-4pm, and will be joined by speaker Brendan Howlin, Chairperson of Wexford Arts Centre.

Orange text reads "MEMORY OF A FREE FESTIVAL", "WEXFORD ARTS CENTRE", and "8th August - 3rd October". The orange text is on a black background.

Orange text on the top of the image reads "Featuring", "Orla Barry", "Brain Duggan", "Alanna O'Kelly", "and Special Guests". Orange text on the bottom of the image reads "Photographs by", "Derek Spiers", "Archival footage by", "Ken Lynam". The orange text is on a black background.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 17/07/2026

We are delighted to announce that Kathy Prendergast will be our guest selector for the third edition of 'The Limerick Show'. The Limerick Show will run from December into early 2027. Full details on the open call will be announced in the coming weeks.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 16/07/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Friday for the preview of ‘Energy Made Visible’. ‘Energy Made Visible’, is a group exhibition centred around the paintings of Michael Ashur (1950–2024). Including contributions from Ann Maria Healy, Sean Lynch, Thaís Muniz, and Garrett Phelan.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 03/07/2026

Reminder! Join us Friday, 10 July from 7-9pm for the preview of ‘Energy Made Visible’. Admission is free and all are welcome. ‘Energy Made Visible’ is a group exhibition centred around the paintings of Michael Ashur (1950–2024).

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 02/07/2026

Ormston House is delighted to welcome Laya Meabhdh Kenny to our team as Front of House Assistant. Laya has joined us through the Community Employment Scheme and is a photographer, filmmaker, and musician from Limerick.

Laya smiles at the camera. She has long dark curly hair and is wearing a blue cardigan and black jeans. She is posing with her hands on her hips.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 26/06/2026

Save the date! Ormston House warmly invites you to the exhibition preview of ‘Energy Made Visible’ on Friday, 10 July from 7-9pm. Admission is free and all are welcome. The exhibition will run from 11 July to 5 September.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 24/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last Saturday for the closing event of the Limerick iteration of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ at the Belltable. ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ will tour to Wexford Arts Centre in August.

Three people sit on a stage in conversation. From left to right: Luka Bloom, Pádraic E. Moore, and Susie Kennedy. In the background there is a projection of a black and white image of a festival stage and crowd. In the foreground an audience watches the speakers.

From behind a podium Caimin Walsh points to a presentation showing two archival posters. In the foreground an audience watches the presentation.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 24/06/2026

As we near the deadline for the Graduate Artist Affiliate Scheme we are looking back at the various forms our artist residencies have taken over the years. #OrmstonHouseAt15

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 19/06/2026

‘Memory of a Free Festival’ comprises two distinct strands: archival artefacts and ephemera pertaining to the Carnsore Point festivals and the Irish anti-nuclear movement, and new works by contemporary artists.

A light brown vitrine contains objects from the Irish anti-nuclear movement. Inside the vitrine to the left a white t-shirt with blue and green text in a circle reads ‘BACK TO THE POINT’ and ‘NUCLEAR POWER NO WAY’, in the centre there is a hand symbol. To the right there is a black vinyl record that reads in white text ‘ANTI-NUCLEAR’ and ‘12” SINGLE’, with the nuclear energy symbol in yellow and black.

Nine white frames containing anti-nuclear posters hang on an off-white wall. An ornate pillar is to the left of the image, and the floor is painted a dark grey.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 17/06/2026

Just over a week remains to apply for our Graduate Artist Affiliate Scheme. Artists who have graduated, or are about to graduate, from LSAD(TUS) from 2023 to 2026 are eligible to apply. The scheme is intended for artists based in the Limerick region (Clare, Limerick, Tipperary).

A multicoloured painting of a dog resting on an armchair hangs on a white and pink wall. A glass jar containing paintbrushes is to the left of the image. A cardboard box, paint palette, and a paintbrush are in the centre foreground of the image.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 12/06/2026

Reminder! One week remains to see 'Memory of a Free Festival’. We would like to thank everyone who has come to see the exhibition so far. To mark the closing of the Limerick iteration of 'Memory of a Free Festival' we will be hosting an event at the Belltable, Limerick.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 11/06/2026

Derek Speirs was born in Dublin, and graduated from the Polytechnic of Central London and the Royal College of Art in 1977. A ubiquitous presence at rallies and protests across Ireland for decades, Speirs’ acclaimed photojournalism is informed by a strong sense of social justice.

A black and white image depicts a festival stage in the background with a crowd of people sitting on the grass in the foreground of the image

Several black and white photographs are presented on a white background, in a light brown vitrine. The photographs depict festival crowds and people speaking into microphones.

Six black and white photographs are presented on a white background, in a light brown vitrine. The photographs depict festival crowds, people speaking into microphones and a stone cairn.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 10/06/2026

On Saturday, 20 June from 2.30-4pm to mark the closing of the Limerick iteration of 'Memory of a Free Festival' we will be hosting an event at the Belltable, Limerick. Tickets are free but booking is essential.

An installation view of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ at Ormston House. Several multi-media artworks are displayed in an off-white room with a grey floor. There is an ornate pillar in the centre of the room.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 04/06/2026

Cóilín O’Connell studied at NCAD, Dublin and the Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam. As Brass Neck Press he edits, designs, and distributes artists’ publications and zines. Collecting and editing found objects, images and texts are central strategies in his work.

Four photographs are presented in a grid format on an off-white wall. The images depict vandaisled stone monuments and marks left from fire pits on the ground.

Several multi-media artworks are depicted in a room with off-white walls and grey floors. An orange tent with a TV screen inside it is in the centre foreground of the image. O’Connell’s ‘Index of Vandalised Stones’ are in the far right and left of the background. A sun shaped marble sculpture is in the centre background.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 03/06/2026

On Saturday, 13 June from 12-2pm, Ormston House will collaborate with Limerick Printmakers on a free printmaking workshop as part of our exhibition 'Memory of a Free Festival'.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 03/06/2026

Alanna O’Kelly attended NCAD, Dublin and the Slade School of Art, London. Her practice incorporates sculpture, performance, slide installation and film. Influenced by feminist politics, O’Kelly explores ideas of the psychic conflicts of our shared history and the continuity of tradition.

Two iterations of ‘Breath’ are in the foreground and background of the image depicting a dark silhouette of two people's mouths. The background is a yellow-orange. A TV screen can be seen in the mid-ground of the image. An ornate pillar is to the right of the image.

A large wall based vinyl artwork ‘Breath’ depicting a dark silhouette of two people's mouths. The background is a yellow-orange. The artwork is presented on an off-white wall, and the floor is grey. A large window is to the right.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 29/05/2026

On Wednesday, 3 June we will be closed to host a private workshop with Limerick Printmakers and Limerick Youth Service. 'Memory of a Free Festival' will reopen on Thursday-Saturday, 12-6pm next week. The exhibition will continue until Saturday, 20 June.

An installation view of 'Memory of a Free Festival' in Ormston House. Several multi-media artworks are displayed in an off-white room with a grey floor. There is an ornate pillar to the left of the room. A person in a green coat and grey jeans stands in the centre of the room.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 27/05/2026

For the third year in a row, Ormston House offers an opportunity for recent graduates to join our Artist Affiliate Scheme for twelve months. Artists who have graduated, or are about to graduate, from Limerick School of Art and Design (TUS) from 2023 to 2026 are eligible to apply.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 22/05/2026

Orla Barry is an artist and shepherd who lives and works on her farm near Carnsore, Co. Wexford where a nuclear power station was to be built. ‘Kodak Moon’ (2026) is a new work commissioned for this touring exhibition, blending text, music, and animation.

Two screens are displayed on a metal structure. On the left screen black writing on a white background reads 'PURPLE LUNAR HALO' text repeats and swirls to the centre. On the right screen orange writing on a white background reads ‘KODAK MOON’ text repeats and swirls to the centre.

Two screens are displayed on a metal structure. On the left screen black writing on a grey background reads ‘THEY STAND IN THE SAFETY OF THE LOBSTER POT CARPARK, STARING.’ On the right screen black writing on a grey background reads ‘WE DON’T GIVE A FUCK’, the writing melts downwards.

Two screens are displayed on a metal structure. On the left screen black writing on a white background reads ‘IN THE MORNING, THE LOCALS COME TO INSPECT US:’. On the right screen black writing on a white background reads ‘THE WEIRDOS’, ‘THE PROTESTERS’, ‘THE HIPPIES’, ‘THE PUNKS’, and ‘FILING ALONG THE ROAD’. The text is presented in various fonts.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 15/05/2026

Reminder! On Saturday, 23 May from 2-5pm we will host ‘A Spontaneous Cairn’ at the Record Room, Limerick. Join us for an informal afternoon event of moving image artworks and performative lectures. This event is part of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ touring exhibition and event programme.

The image depicts a polaroid of Poolbeg nuclear power plant stapled to an image of ‘Night’s Candles Are Burnt Out’ by Seán Keating, which depicts several workmen involved in the building of the Shannon hydroelectric scheme at Ardnacrusha.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 13/05/2026

Congratulations to artist Isabel Nolan on the opening of ‘Dreamshook’ at the Venice Biennale 2026. ‘Dreamshook’ will be on view at the Irish Pavilion in the – La Biennale di Venezia, which runs from 9 May to 22 November 2026.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 08/05/2026

Join us on Saturday, 23 May from 2-5pm for ‘A Spontaneous Cairn’ at the Record Room, Limerick. For an informal afternoon event of moving image artworks and performative lectures. Admission is free and booking is not necessary.

A black and white archival image of the 1978 Carnsore point anti-nuclear festival. Depicting a festival crowd surrounding and throwing stones onto a pile, forming a cairn.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 01/05/2026

Thanks to everyone who joined us on Friday,17 for the opening of the Limerick iteration of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’. We were delighted to be joined by four of the artists who contributed to this exhibition, Orla Barry, Brian Duggan, Cóilín O’Connell, and Alanna O’Kelly.

Orla Barry talks with curator Caimin Walsh. Orla Barry has shoulder length brown hair and is wearing a leather jacket. Caimin Walsh has short brown hair and is wearing a green shirt. Several framed artworks are in the background on an off-white wall.

Brian Duggan talks with Alanna O’Kelly. Brian Duggan has short grey hair and is wearing a black suit jacket, a navy shirt and jeans. Alanna O’Kelly has dark brown hair that is tied up, and is wearing a green dress and black jacket. Several wall-based artworks are in the background on an off-white wall.

Cóilín O’Connell talks with Limerick based artist Daithí MacCruitín. Cóilín O’Connell has short dark hair and is wearing a brown jacket. Daithí MacCruitín has short blonde hair and is wearing a green jacket. Several framed artworks are in the background on an off-white wall.

Two people look at a vitrine containing photographs of the Carnsore Point anti-nuclear festivals.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 01/05/2026

Last week members of the Ormston House team attended Supermarket Art Fair in Stockholm. We presented a solo booth by Daniel Tuomey featuring drawings, a multi-media sculpture, and a performance of ‘Stuck, an excavation’.

Daniel Tuomey performs ‘Stuck, an excavation’. Tuomey holds a charcoal drawing. He is wearing a black t-shirt, jeans, and socks and is crouched on the ground. In the background there are charcoal drawings hung on black walls. A multi-media sculpture is to the right.

Daniel Tuomey performs ‘Stuck, an excavation’. Tuomey holds a charcoal drawing. He is wearing a black t-shirt, jeans, and socks. A multi-media sculpture is to the right.

A charcoal drawing from the 'Pucaí' series is installed on a black wall. The drawing depicts a drawing of a cross-section of a Georgian house.

Anna Gormley, Daniel Tuomey, and Niamh Brown pose at the Irish Embassy in front of a blue wall that has a gold harp.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 16/04/2026

Reminder! Join us this Friday, 17 April from 7-9pm for the exhibition preview of the Limerick iteration of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’. Admission is free and all are welcome. ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ is a touring exhibition and event programme presented by Ormston House.

A black and white archival image depicts a festival crowd sitting and lying on the ground. The crowd is attending Carnsore Point anti-nuclear festival in Co.Wexford.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 16/04/2026

Members from the Ormston House team will be in Stockholm next week presenting Daniel Tuomey's work at Supermarket Art Fair. This is our ninth time participating at Supermarket. Ormston House first attended Supermarket Art Fair in 2014 presenting ‘DARK MATTER or Optimism as a Strategy’.

An installation view of Laura Fitzgerald’s presentation for Supermarket Art Fair, 2022. Colourful drawings sit on grey walls on the left and right background. A multi-media installation sits on the floor in the foreground of the image.

An installation view of ‘People Who (…) Have No Dreams’ by Ciara Barker, at Supermarket Art Fair, 2021. Two young children look at a video playing on a screen. The walls are painted red and blue behind the screen. There are silver foil sheets to the left and right of the image.

Joy Gerrard stands in front of their presentation for Supermarket Art Fair, 2019. A large scale monochrome painting is in the background. Small monochrome drawings sit on black walls on the right and left of the image.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 09/04/2026

Save the date! Ormston House warmly invites you to the exhibition preview of the Limerick iteration of ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ on Friday, 17 April from 7-9pm. Admission is free and all are welcome. Featuring works by Orla Barry, Brian Duggan, Cóilín O’Connell, and Alanna O’Kelly

Yellow text reads "MEMORY OF A FREE FESTIVAL", "ORMSTON HOUSE", and "18th April - 20th June". The yellow text is on a black background.

Yellow text on the top of the image reads "Featuring", "Orla Barry", "Brain Duggan", "Cóilín O'Connell", "Alanna O'Kelly", "and Special Guests". Yellow text on the bottom of the image reads "Photographs by", "Derek Spiers", "Archival footage by", "Ken Lynam". The yellow text is on a black background.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 01/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday, 21 March at the launch event for ‘Memory of a Free Festival’ at Project Arts Centre. Organised by Ormston House with funding from the Arts Council of Ireland through the Touring of Work Scheme. Images by Louis Haugh

Four people sit in front of a large screen showing footage of a festival crowd. Frank Connolly, Susie Kennedy and Christy Moore are all being interviewed by Pádraic E. Moore.

Orla Barry speaks at a microphone. She has shoulder-length light brown hair and is wearing a dark green cardigan and dark grey jeans.

Brain Duggan speaks at a microphone. He has short light hair and is wearing a grey shirt and jeans, and a dark grey cardigan. Caimin Walsh sits behind a laptop on a table.

Alanna O’Kelly stands at a microphone. Her brown hair is tied back and she is wearing a multi-coloured sleeveless top, a purple scarf, a grey shirt and black jeans.

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Ormston House @ormstonhouse.com · 27/03/2026

Here at Ormston House we are preparing for our next exhibition ‘Memory of a Free Festival’. As we paint walls and floors we reflect upon the evolution of our premises. This is how Ormston House looked in April 2011. #OrmstonHouseAt15 Images by Niamh Brown

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