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05 Sept 2025

9 families in Carlow to benefit from in-home nursing care from huge Charity art auction

€217,425 raised through Incognito 2024, translating into over 12,000 hours of in-home nursing and respite care, helping to support 9 families in Co Carlow

9 families in Carlow to benefit from in-home nursing care from huge Charity art auction

€217,425 raised through Incognito 2024, translating into over 12,000 hours of in-home nursing and respite care, helping to support 9 families in Co Carlow

Incognito 2024, Ireland’s most mysterious art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, is a sell out success. 3,345 original artworks by over 1,200 artists sold out, including 8 artists in Co Carlow. €217,425 raised through Incognito 2024, translating into over 12,000 hours of in-home nursing and respite care, helping to support 9 families in Co Carlow.

The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation has announced that its much-loved Incognito Art Sale has sold out, raising a remarkable €217,425 for the charity. Monies raised will support over 12,000 hours of in-home nursing and respite care, and end-of-life care, to over 400 children with complex medical needs currently under Jack and Jill’s care right across the country.

The BIG REVEAL of ‘who did what’ can now be viewed on www.incognito.ie, where the Incognito 2024 artists have been unmasked, and Incognito fans will know the creator behind each masterpiece! Meanwhile, the artworks will be posted directly to purchasers over the coming days and weeks.

Now in its eighth year, 2024 saw the biggest Incognito collection to date with 3,345 original postcard-sized artworks, all generously donated by over 1,200 artists from Ireland and all over the world going ‘incognito’ with their signature only on the back of the canvas. The sale attracted interest from over 44,000 visitors to the site from Ireland and worldwide. Successful purchasers come from around the globe including Australia, the UK, Germany, Canada, The US, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Luxembourg as well as Ireland.

For Deirdre Walsh, CEO of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, Incognito is all about community and translating art into a currency for care: “We want to extend a sincere thank you to every single artist and art lover involved in making Incognito 2024 such a great success for the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation. I hope those who were successful in securing a piece of art will enjoy it for many years to come and take pride in the fact that their contribution has helped towards providing more than 12,000 hours of in-home nursing care and respite support to over 400 families caring for children with complex medical needs across Ireland.”

To discover the artists behind the #incognito2024 collection visit www.incognito.ie

For more information on the work of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation, visit www.jackandjill.ie.

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