A harvest Goddess in Irish Mythology, Foster mother of Lugh, it was said that she cleared the plains for agriculture and then died from exhaustion. Lugh then held the first Aonach Tailten or Lughnasadh games in her honour.

For the new Hazelwood Stage at Electric Picnic 2016, We took the traditional Scroll artwork from Horse-drawn Wagons and set them floating amongst the trees in this magical area.

The Celtic tree of Life dressed in Autumn leaves for the Samhain Celebrations at Tlachtga, The Hill of Ward. Co Meath.

The Celtic Tree of Life sculpture/seating area was created for the Body & Soul Festival at Ballinlough 2016.
Each side represents one of the Cardinal Directions and also the corresponding season. Winter in the North, Spring to the East, Summer in the South and Autumn in the West.

These flags were designed for the Uisneach Fire Festival in 2014.

Made from hazel rods on the Hill of Uisneach, Westmeath, for Festival of the Fires 2010, with Art students from Moate Business College.

Horn sculpture, constructed from Hazel rods and fabric. There were solar faerie lights inside the fabric so this sculpture glowed softly at night, guiding people to this gateway, leading to the 'Catstone' at Festival of the Fires in 2010.

Danu. Light weight cement with mosaic, soil and plants. Created on the Hill of Uisneach for Festival of the Fires 2011.

Dressed in Beech leaves as the season turns towards Autumn

Glowing with the Autumn Equinox sunlight

Goddess sculpture surrounded by the crowd at the Festival of the Fires on the Hill of Uisneach, 2011.

'Erato' with a violet light on her wings.

Erato the Wood Nymph in Greencrafts at Electric Picnic 2013

Made for Body & Soul Festival and the Electric Picnic from lightweight cement, mosaic and plants. 2012.

Shamudra at 52 Degrees in Dunmore East