Tír Sáile, The North Mayo Sculpture Trail

Site D

Sculptor:

Alan Counihan "Tearmon na Gaoithe." Palmerstown Bridge

This is a vernacular sculpture born of its environment. The stone, quarried and thrown up by the waves, has been laid so as to form a shelter, a sanctuary, a place near the pulse of the tide, the breath of the winds. It belongs only here.

Location:

Take the Ballycastle road out of Killala and turn right at Palmerstown Bridge, turn right at the third crossroads and on past Kilcummin Pier and St. Cummin's Well, turn right and then left up the hill, continue straight down to Lacken Bay. At the end of the road turn right past site 'E', a short walk northwards along the shore is site 'D'.


The North Mayo Sculpture Trail begins in Ballina and follows the coastal route through Killala, Ballycastle, Belderrig, Belmullet and down to Blacksod.

Site A

Peter Hynes Culleens National School, Ballina.

Site B

Mariyo Yagi, The Inter Communication Park, Killala Harbour

Site C

Simon Thomas, Tonnta na Blianta, Kilcummin Pier

Site D

Alan Counihan, Tearmon na Gaoithe, Palmerstown Bridge

Site E

Mariyo Yagi, The Echo of Nawascape, Lacken Bay.

Site F

Joint Student Project, Slí na nOg, Lacken Cross

Site G

Tony Murphy, Court Hence, Ballycastle Cottages

Site H

Fritse Rind, Battling Forces, Downpatrick Head

Site I

Eilis O'Baoil, Wind Trees, Muingelly

Site J

Walter Michael, Dun Caochain Head, Cathru Thaidhg

Site K

Niall O'Neill, Stratified Sheep, Ballinaboy Visitor Farm

Site L

Marian O'Donnell, Acknowledgement, Claggan Island

Site M

George Trakas, Reconnections, Belmullet Canal

Site N

Katherine West, Idir dha Sháile, Mullachroe

Site O

Michael Bulfin, Deirble's Twist, Fallmore

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