Ormston House is a meeting place for the arts in the heart of Limerick city. Queries to [email protected]
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ALT A group of people in Ormston House for the opening of 'Table Turning'. A sculpture comprised of plywood platforms and plastic spheres is presented in the foreground.
ALT Three people look with thoughtful expressions at an artwork in a display case.
ALT Susan MacWilliam poses for a photograph with Áine nic Giolla Coda and Siobhan O'Reilly. In the background, a felt banner artwork is installed on a white wall.
ALT A series of artworks by Susan MacWilliam are presented in Ormston House. A mixed-media installation comprised of plywood platforms and plastic spheres is presented in the foreground. In the background, a constellation of artworks are installed on shelves on an off-white wall.
ALT Three sculptures of hands holding books installed on an off-white wall in Ormston House. There are sculpted leaves under each pair of hands.
ALT In Ormston House, the five members of The Parsley Collective stand in a tight circle in various positions.
ALT Ian Lynch and George Brennan perform at Ormston House in low lighting. In the foreground, Lynch sings into a microphone, surrounded by sound equipment. In the background, Brennan plays a synthesiser. Lynch has a beard and wears a dark hoodie and dark snapback cap. Brennan has a beard and wears a dark-grey top.
ALT In red lighting, Jasmine Wood sings into a microphone at Ormston House. She wears earrings, a necklace, and a dark tank top.
ALT Bea Brennan and Minced Oath play synthesisers for an audience in Ormston House in low lighting. They are seated at a table that holds their synthesisers and other equipment. Brennan wears earrings and a dark top, and Minced Oath has a beard and wears a shirt. In the background on the right, a projector shines light onto both their profiles.
ALT A design based on a diagram of a séance room on a blue background. Text in the centre of the image reads "TABLE TURNING", "SUSAN MACWILLIAM", "21 NOVEMBER 2025 – 21 FEBRUARY 2026", "EXHIBITION OPENING: 20 NOVEMBER, 7–9PM". The Ormston House logo is in the top-left corner, and the logos for The Arts Council of Ireland, Limerick City and County Council, and Limerick Arts Office are in the bottom-right corner.
ALT A bronze sculpture set in limestone in the style of a Hollywood star with the name 'CONSTANCE SMITH' is installed in a flowerbed in People's Park. Red roses are laid on either side.
ALT Niamh Brown and Mary Conroy crouch to install 'A Star for Connie'. Brown wears a dark coat, and Conroy wears a pink hoodie and blue jeans.
ALT Mary Conroy and Assistant Arts Officer Aoife O'Connell lift green fabric together to reveal 'A Star for Connie'.
ALT A large group of people, including residents of Wolfe Tone Street and the cast and crew of 'CONNIE', pose for a photograph with the sculpture 'A Star for Connie' in People's Park.
ALT In Ormston House, Artistic Director Pádraic E. Moore speaks to an audience. He sits behind a table draped with a multicoloured quilt. Sitting to the right behind the table are Nathan O'Donnell, Sarah Pierce, and Roy Claire Potter.
ALT A pair of hands holding a copy of the book 'Scene of the Myth' on a table. The table is draped in a multicoloured quilt and holds several copies of the book and other objects.
ALT An installation view of 'Bíodh Orm Anocht' in Ormston House. In the foreground, there is a sculpture comprised of ash dowels and a glass rod holding pink salt rocks. A stack of posters and a granite and ceramic artwork are presented at the base of two pillars. On an off-white wall to the left, there is a large, graphite drawing with paper circles and lines. A transistor radio and three tubular ceramic sculptures are installed on a wall to the right.
