There’s something special about stopping in your tracks while walking through town — that moment when a shop window catches your eye and invites you to look a little closer. That’s exactly what our latest window initiative in Clonmel is all about.
In collaboration with Tony of Anne Fitzpatrick Florist, the South Tipperary Art Group (STAG) has brought a burst of creativity and colour to the street. This beautiful display is the result of a shared vision: to showcase local artistic talent in an accessible and welcoming way for the whole community to enjoy.
STAG is a collective of artists based in South Tipperary who are passionate about creativity, connection, and supporting one another’s work. Our members work across a variety of styles and mediums, and this window offers just a small glimpse into that rich diversity.
Among the featured pieces is a striking drawing of a cow, created by one of our talented members — a piece that has already captured the attention of passersby. It reflects both the rural character of the area and the skill within our group.
We’d also like to give a special mention to Maureen Purcell, a valued member of STAG, whose continued involvement and enthusiasm play an important role in the group.
This window display is part of our ongoing initiative to bring art beyond gallery walls and into everyday spaces. By partnering with local businesses like Anne Fitzpatrick Florist, we hope to create moments of inspiration in unexpected places — making art more visible, more accessible, and more connected to the community.
