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There’s a ‘whole lot of shakin’ going on’ in Fisherman’s Bay

Clare artist Julianne Pulford has completed 20 works of mixed media depicting the iconic shacks at Fisherman Bay (supplied)
Neralie Bailey

PORT BROUGHTON - Well known Clare artist Julianne Pulford has just completed 20 works of mixed media depicting many of […]

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