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|Photo: Andrea Dalton Facebook
Artist in Carlow have created a beautiful mural in the Carlow Town Park this past week.
Councillor Andrea Dalton shared the images of the ongoing work on her Facebook page.
The imagery includes two birds perched on branches with a vibrant background and really makes the wall pop!
The Facebook post reads: "Ciarán Van Gogh turns his hand to painting under the watchful eye of superb artist Kirsty Maher working their magic in Carlow Town Park."
Social media has reacted to images with some users writing:
"What a difference art can mean to a community. This is for all to admire and appreciate. Comghardeas."
"Saw them at it yesterday, it looks amazing!"
"Well done Ciarán . Kirsty it’s fabulous work"
The full post and all the images can be found by following the link HERE or by clicking the full post below this article.
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