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Design & Crafts Council Ireland: The National Agency for Craft and Design in Ireland | DCCI

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Meet Púróga Pebble
Púróga Pebble Art transforms simple, natural materials into heartfelt stories. Using pebbles, shells, and driftwood, each handcrafted piece captures the warmth of everyday Irish life—full of character, connection, and meaning. Inspired by nature, Ireland, and community, every artwork is one of a kind, with its own story to tell. With a cúpla focal woven throughout, ea...

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Peter Young has been named the winner of the David Shaw-Smith Legacy Award 2025
Stained glass artist Peter Young has been named the winner of the David Shaw-Smith Legacy Award 2025, recognising his decades-long contribution to his craft.

Peter, who is based in Dublin and has worked with stained glass for more than 30 years, received a €5,000 prize at a ceremony held at the David Shaw-Smith Library in Kilkenny...


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Meet CanDo
Operating out of the grounds of Drumcondra Castle, CanDo is a social enterprise staffed by people who are vision impaired. Its history spans more than 150 years, originally beginning as a basketmaking vocational centre for blind men. Its parent organisation, now known as ChildVision, has evolved over time to provide educational services for people who are blind or vis...

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DCCI Announces the David Shaw-Smith Legacy Award 2025 Winner

DCCI announced the winner of the David Shaw-Smith Legacy Award 2025. This year’s recipient is Peter Young, a stained glass artist from Dublin. The winner was announced at a special ceremony held in the David Shaw-Smith Library at the DCCI headquarters in Kilkenny. Along with a €5,000 prize, Peter received a commemo...


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Meet Ailbhe Beatty
Ailbhe is a handweaver, trained in Donegal and now based in Bray, Co. Wicklow where she produces handmade woollen fabrics on her antique loom using traditional methods. Ailbhe’s practice is underpinned by a decade of experience in architecture, where the over-consumption and waste associated with the construction industry pxrompted a re-evaluation of the role of indig...

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