Monday 20 November 1922

“AN EXHIBITION OF PICTURES
By the late W.A. Mulligan, A.R.C.A.
WILL BE HELD AT THE
CRAWFORD SCHOOL OF ART
DAILY, 11-4:30
From Monday, 20^th inst. to Saturday, 25^th inclusive.
ADMISSION FREE”

[source: Irish Examiner p5 Saturday 18 November 1922]

EXHIBITION OF PICTURES AT SCHOOL OF ART

‘An interesting collection of works by the late Mr. W. A. Mulligan (1861-1919). A.R.C.A. [Associate of Royal College of Art, London] is now on view in the Sculpture Gallery of the School of Art. As Headmaster of the School for many years, he achieved distinctions as a teacher and an artist.

Many of his portraits of prominent citizens are well known and reveal a thorough and masterful spirit in painting. In landscape he exhibits the same fidelity to nature as well as conscientious attention to detail. His pictures of the mountainous districts of Cork and Kerry and Pretty Ballyshannon [County Donegal],the home of the poet [William Allingham (1824-1899)], are attractive examples of the picturesque in our own country. Several find rendering of the beauty of North Wales recall a sketching ground favoured by many celebrated artists. A few studies of Continental scenery, still life group, and an important flower study, deserve attention for their unusual excellence.’

[source: Irish Examiner p4 Monday 20 November 1922]

* John O’Mahony (d.1910) was the first curator of Cork School of Art and according to Freemans Journal (Monday 14 March 1910) was ‘officially contracted with the Cork School of Art for a period of 57 years, in which capacity he was brought into contact with the citizens and may visitors to the city.’

Thursday 30 November 1922

CORK BIBLE SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING

‘The 115^th Annual Meeting will (D.V) [from the Latin deɪəʊ vɒˈlɛntɪ – God Willing] be held in the Central Hall, Academy Street [now Nando’s Restaurant], on this (Thursday) Evening, at 7.30 p.m. Chairman – The Bishop of Cork, Cloyne and Ross. Speakers – Rev. W. E. Hipwell, M.A. (of Pakhoi); Rev William Corrigan.’

[source: Irish Examiner p4 Thursday 30 November 1922]

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