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Some illustration work by Penhouse: We create lots of illustration led design work here and have put together a selection for you in the following pages to show the variety of our styles and executions. We have focussed in this work selection on ‘colourful’ and ‘fun’ style projects. We hope you like them.
Guidelines for using National Heritage Week logo
April 2010 www.heritageweek.ie
National Heritage Week Branding Project: Logo design, Posters, Guidebook Covers, Advertising Pieces, Stationery design and guidelines for application to web and all other forms of media.
Santa Claus is coming to town
Downtown Portlaoise. Logo design, Illustrations, Banners, Flags, Bag Design, Branded material, Marketing support, Twitter support.
National Council for Curriculum and Assessment (NCCA) Project maths Brand identity for Campaign Design & Illustration
Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Power of One / Change.ie Various National Campaigns: SEAI Consumer Literature Suite Redesign Illustrations / icons One Good Idea Campaign Power of One - Identity re-design & guides - Brochure - Community resource pack
Kildare Reader’s Festival Logo design, illustrations Branded Literature Programme of Events Display Panels
National Children’s Strategy Identity Design, Character design Branded promotional literature Poster campaign Display Panels
Kildare Libraries Branding Posters Illustrations literature
DCYA - LTOV Logo Design Posters Illustrations literature
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Aquababies Ireland New look identity, character design, branding marketing material & Web Design www.aquababies.ie
Park Childcare Academy New look identity, illustrations & Web Design www.parkchildcare.ie
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Location of Hallowfest South Dublin County Tourism presents:
Monday, 5th October – Sunday, 1st November For more festival details visit
www.hallowfest.ie or contact us by phone 01 414 9339
Hallowfest October 2009 5th - 23rd South Dublin Libraries Children’s Book Festival 14th - 20th Innovation Dublin 19th, 23rd & 31st Hallowe’en Workshops in South Dublin Libraries & Rua Red 25th Hallowfest Family Fun Walk, Run or Cycle in aid of AMNCH. Family Fancy Dress Disco in Level 4 Nightclub. 27th Terrifying Trivia Quiz at Captain Americas, Tallaght 27th, 28th & 29th Kippure Treasure Hunt and Spooky Walk to the Hell Fire Club 28th Fancy Dress Karaoke at Captain Americas, Tallaght 29th - 31st A Hallowe’en Excursion to the Hell Fire Club with Hidden Dublin Walks 30th Full Moon Walk to Tibradden with Hilltop Treks 31st Face painting, spooky storytelling, Magic Show and Puppet Show in County Library
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31st Storytelling on the Captain Americas Bus and The Big Scream Library Square 31st Hallowfest Live at Captain Americas, Tallaght
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1st Shamrock Rovers Legends Match & Family Day in Tallaght Stadium
Identity design, illustrations & Literature
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Photocopy the page opposite and distribute to students. Initiate a structured discussion about privacy using the visual stimuli in the diagram.
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≠ Listening to the phone conversation between Brian and his girlfriend.
≠ To introduce students to the issue of privacy by exploring two contrasting images.
≠ Monitoring and making a list of all the TV programmes and DVDs watched by the family.
1 Using the metaphor of drawing curtains in the evening, ask the class to think about what it would be like to have people looking in all the time, with no way to curtail the constant surveillance? 2 Ask the students to examine the two contrasting scenes (exterior / interior) depicted on the page opposite. 3 Ask the students how they would feel if this was their house and a complete stranger could have access to all that goes on inside the house? If the stranger was actively…
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note the following with your students: Burglars enter houses and take physical belongings or damage items. However intruding on someone’s privacy and becoming aware of their habits, monitoring their activities and listening to their conversations can be just as damaging in the long run.
Protecting your Privacy & controlling your Data
≠ Flicking through and making a copy of the electronically stored family albums. ≠ Copying passwords and usernames enabling access to the family’s bank account. ≠ Learning Sarah’s secret. ≠ Knowing exactly how much money is lying around in cash, unsecured, in the kitchen. 4 What do students find most worrying about the scenario? 5 Ask the students to compare the scenario with a physical break-in to a house.note
conclusions Q. What is privacy? a. The right to be left alone.
Mam is uploading family photos onto the Internet and afterwards plans to do some online banking.
As club treasurer of the local football club, Dad is counting money collected during a recent fundraiser.
Sarah, age 13 is whispering a secret to her big sister Lucy, 17. Sarah was accused of shoplifting but the charges were dropped. Sarah is still worried the shop will contact her parents.
Brian, age 16, talking over the phone to his girlfriend, whilst watching a football match on the TV.
Q. Who should care about their privacy? a. Everybody.
Data Protection Office A Resource for Teachers. Produced by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner
Workbook design & illustrations
Biodiversity Week Leaflet design, illustrations & Poster
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Fossil fuels like coal, oil, gas, peat and petrol, were formed millions of years ago from the remains of plants and animals, all of which are made up of carbon.
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We mine these fossil fuels from deep in the land and seabed where they have built up in layers over the years.
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We burn the fossil fuels and use the energy released to produce electricity.
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Renewable sources of energy which do not produce CO2 are a good alternative to fossil fuels.
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Flower Arranging with Carmel McAlinden Flowers, containers and sundries will be supplied for this workshop. Advice on best design, etc., to suit your home/office. You get to take home your masterpiece.
Short Mat Bowls Lessons – over 5 days
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Beginners classes suitable for all ages. Learn the skill of bowls and enjoy the fun along the way. Workshop by the Kildangan Bowls Club.
Venue: Scoil Eimhín Naofa (Girls Primary School), Monasterevin Day: Monday to Friday, 10.00am - 12.00 noon and 2.30pm - 4.30pm Tournament Friday 16th July 2.30pm - 4.30pm Students -v- Kildangan Bowls Club Members
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Kayaking Lessons on the Canal with Sean Downes
‘Kyleard’ | Athy Road | Monasterevin | Co. Kildare Tel: 045 525563 or 086 057 5423 (Secretary) Email: info@veniceofireland.org
Courses are suitable for children from the age of 7 to adults. Each person will be introduced to basic canoeing skills and canoe polo. Courses are suitable for all levels. Each person needs to bring a change of clothes, towel and swimming shoes or old socks. Wetsuit if you have one. All other equipment will be provided.
Venue: The Grand Canal Day: Monday 12th July to Friday 16th July Time: 11.00am - 1.00pm and 3.00pm - 5.00pm each day Kayaking Display and ‘give it a go’ sessions on Saturday 17th Cost: E20.00 for the 5 session workshop
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Concerts, Recitals & Entertainment Sunday 11th July 2010 A Concert of Favourite Music & Song
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The Monasterevin “Venice of Ireland” Festival is kindly sponsored by Supervalu, Monasterevin and supported by County Kildare Leader Partnership, Kildare County Council and Waterways Ireland.
Over the three mornings, all students will rotate through the following workshops: Workshop 1: Mind Mapping (Please bring an A4 artist notebook) Workshop 2: Research and Idea development, using sketchbooks to record visual inspiration, influences and ideas. www.veniceofireland.org Workshop 3: Students will have the opportunity to bring in their current portfolios for advice on selection and presentation of the work.
Creative Writing Workshop with writer Pat Boran Venue: Day: Time: Cost:
Scoil Eimhín Naofa Thursday 15th & Friday 16th July 2010 2.00pm - 4.30pm E10.00 for the 2 day course
An overview of the writer & workshop The Festival workshop, which takes place over two days, will offer participants practical approaches to getting raw material down on paper and how to go about revising and editing it later. Participants need no previous writing or publishing experience but would be advised to feed the cat before leaving the house in case the writing bug spirits them away!
This project acknowledges the support of Cill Dara Ar Aghaidh and funding from the Rural Development Programme 2007 – 2013, which is financed by the Irish Government and part-funded by the European Union.
Alexis Paul McKeever is one of Irelands leading organists, based at the large Dublin city centre church popularly known as Adam & Eves. He regularly deputises at Christ Church Cathedral Dublin for some visiting choirs. Sponsored by
Venue: The Baronial Hall, Moore Abbey, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm Cost: E20.00
Junior group Venue: Our Lady’s Chapel, Drogheda Street, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm Cost: FREE ADMISSION – numbers limited
Tuesday 13th July 2010 Donncha O’Dulaing presents Music, Song, Stories & Local History
Venue: St. John’s Church, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm Cost: E10.00
Wednesday 14th July 2010 Summer Youth Disco - ages 12-16 (supervised) Venue: The Stephen O’Rourke Memorial Park Time: 9.00pm - 11.00pm Cost: E3.00 (tickets at the door)
Thursday 15th July 2010 From the Shoulder’s Down A play written & performed by Richard Lynch
GET YOUR FESTIVAL TICKET entry to all con recitals & certs, play
Venue: Scoil Eimhín Naofa, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm Cost: E12.00
Friday 16th July 2010
Photography Workshop with Irina Krjacko The course covers the basics of taking photographs, planning a shot and manipulating photographs using your camera.
Venue: Day: Time: Cost:
Monasterevin Parish Centre Saturday 26th June & Saturday 3rd July 2010 10.30am - 3.30pm (bring your own lunch) E20 for the 2 day course
Workshop students may enter their photographs in ‘The Bridges of Monasterevin’ Photography Exhibition and Competition. The exhibition, which will be held in the Monasterevin Credit Union, will be officially opened on Sunday 11th July and will run for the week. The exhibition is also open to non-workshop students.
Paverpol Sculpture Workshop with Mags Rags A creative day where you will make your own sculpture. No experience necessary. All materials supplied.
Venue: Scoil Eimhín Naofa Day: Friday 16th July 2010 Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm Cost: E50 for the 1 day course (includes coffee, teas & light lunch)
LIST OF SPONSORS: McConvilles, Monasterevin SuperValu County Kildare Partnership Kildare County Council Waterways Ireland Schlötter, Newbridge Deerpark Knitwear Monasterevin Credit Union Ballybrittas Motors J. H. Fitzpatrick & Sons The Sisters of Charity of Jesus and Mary, Moore Abbey Presentation Generalate Glanbia, Monasterevin Foster’s Coaches Monasterevin Angling Club Coole Engineering Monasterevin Lions Club Willoughbys Hardware
Josephine’s Flowers Robinson Print Hair by Jacinta Earleys Fashions Luigi’s Take Away Whizzkids M. A. Finlay & Sons Ltd. Eason, Portlaoise The Hazel Hotel, Monasterevin Rev. Fr. Liam Merrigan, P.P and Parish Centre St. John’s Church, Monasterevin Scoil Eimhín Naofa St. Paul’s Secondary School, Monasterevin The Stephen O’Rourke Memorial Park Ashbrook House B&B Pinhead Pizza Moloney Car Sales CWMS
Michael McCormack Plumbing Peter Cafferkey Stuart Mullarkey, Window Cleaners Trevor Byron Monasterevin Library Lucina Russell, Kildare County Arts Officer Noel Weldon John Earley Newbridge Vocal Academy Coillte Bolands Canal Bar Carmodys Mooneys The Bell Yard The Nags Head Finlays Bar Brennans Gahan’s The Manley Hopkins
A full list of sponsors will be published in local newspapers after the festival.
Classical Concert by the The County Kildare Orchestra with Aaron Doyle (local boy soprano)
Wednesday 14th July 2010 Organ Recital by Alexis Paul McKeever By kind permission of Monasterevin Church of Ireland
To include many old favourites from the renowned tenor John Count McCormack. Presented by Duo, the musical partnership of baritone Owen C. Lynch with Cork tenor David Maguire.
Venue: Scoil Eimhín Naofa, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm
This workshop will be of particular interest to Secondary and Third Level Art Students
Committee: Seamus Bannon | Lavinia Connolly | Monika Kacprzak | Philip Kennedy | Richard O’Rourke | Margaret Ryan | Barry Walsh Company registration number: 9743902P
Monday 12th July 2010 Recital by the Newbridge Vocal Academy – Tutor Owen C. Lynch
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Scoil Eimhín Naofa (Girls Primary School), Monasterevin Wednesday 14th, Thursday 15th & Friday 16th July 10.30am - 12.30pm E20.00 for the 3 day course
Executive: Chairman Dan Carmody Vice Chairman: David Robinson Secretary: Anne Whelan Joint Treasurers: Siobhan Hanway | Noel McAlinden
(on a first come first serve basis)
Email: hfullam@eircom.net Mobile: 086 3302963 Tel: 045 525 143
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Email: hfullam@eircom.net Mobile: 086 3302963 Tel: 045 525 143
This course, facilitated by artist Siobhan Conway, will enable you to broaden and strenghten your creative abilities while examining the requirements of portfolio submission for entry to Art College. You will be encouraged to explore your world and use experimentation to broaden and strengthen your creative ability in order to inform your ideas.
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To book your place contact the Festival Office (FÁS Office) beside the Parish Office Monasterevin
A brief overview of the workshop
Scoil Eimhín Naofa Monday 12th July & Tuesday 13th July 10.30am - 12.30pm both days E10.00 for the 2 day class workshop
Workshop students are asked to bring their favourite photographs of Monasterevin, as a source of inspiration for painting. All the art materials are supplied by the Festival organisers and you get to take your work of art home.
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Monasterevin Parish Centre Monday 12th and Tuesday 13th July 2.30pm - 4.30pm E10.00 for the 2 day course
Art Portfolio Workshop with artist Siobhan Conway student of Gill Berry, Downalong Studios
(you can book times that are suited to you each day)
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GET YOUR FESTIVAL TICKET entry to all con recitals & certs, play
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Venue: Baronial Hall, Moore Abbey, Monasterevin Time: 8.00pm Sponsored by Cost: E20.00
Saturday 17th July 2010 The Mere Mortals – Live Gig The Mere Mortals enjoyed huge chart success with singles Travellin’ On, Here I Am and Tell Me. They played Féile ‘90 with Van Morrison, The Pogues and Crowded House. The six original members are back and this will be their first gig together in nearly 20 years. This is a great chance for you to hear them live during the Festival. Buses to venue, details to advised.
Venice of Ireland Festival
Venue: The Hazel Hotel, Monasterevin Time: 10.00pm Cost: E10.00 – booking through www.ticketmaster.ie
Branding Project for this annual festival including identity and rollout
ALL BOOKINGS for concerts, recitals, workshops and courses can be made at the Festival Office (FÁS Office), beside the Parish Centre, Monasterevin. Tel: 045 525143 (M) 086 3302963 or email hfullam@eircom.net FESTIVAL TICKET entry to all concerts, recitals & play E55.00
ExHIBITIONS will be open from 11th July to 17th July inclusive or part thereof. All exhibition galleries will be identified by signs and will have full details of exact opening times.
STREET CARNIVAL on Main Street Sunday 11th July & Saturday 17th July 2010 from
www.penhouse.ie
We look forward to hearing from you, from all the team at Penhouse Gillian Reidy (director), Leonie Rafter, Fiona Darcy and Gemma Corcoran 057 862 5522
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