Plein Eire Boyne Valley

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Comment by John Moriarty on June 10, 2015 at 23:35

oops I need to re-post as I accidentally pressed delete!

Hi Boyne Valley plein air people!

 

Last January or thereabouts we said at the pub that day that you will all be welcome to come in turn for a self catering couple of days in our newly done up chalets?

 

We are now delighted to welcome you all to sunny South Wexford where the scenery starts on the doorstep of our farmhouse.  You can check out the townland on Google Maps , its called Reedstown,  southeast of Tacumshane, in between Lady's Island Lake and Lake Tacumshane.  It's  a short 25 minute walk down the fields onto Rostoonstown Strand on the southern coast of Wexford.  All you hardy folk, don't even think of swimming on the local beach, we have been warned its not safe for swimmers.  But its very beautiful in a wild sort of way, bring sturdy walking boots if you want to stroll there.

It's first come first served, subject to availability.   We are offering this free of charge to our Boyne Valley friends, as a once off at the least.   Already we have some commercial bookings . Not all the tariffs have been set, but any commercial bookings by our artist  friends will be at a 20% discount.  

 

There are two apartments one small one large. At time of writing only the large apartment is ready for use.

 

The smaller apartment or the two could comfortably accommodate two people; three with  the fold-out futon.

 

 The larger apartment will easily sleep three in one room;  and could sleep one or two extra persons if we use the sofa bed in the living area, what do you think?

 

 

Both apartments have electric cooker, microwave, fridge, washing machine.   Please email jm2833530@gmail.com for further details and to make any suggestions you can think of.  If you have a Google email address, you will also have Google calendar, which I may use to show available dates.

 

There may be a few utensils etc., we have overlooked to provide, and we will appreciate your comments in this regard.

 

Also encouraged are any other suggestions you might want us to consider.

 

Don't forget your paints.  The weather here tends to be a little drier, warmer and sunnier than further north.  You could tie in with the SEPA paint-outs as well, where you can meet the other painters. Their activities are posted up on the pleineire website.  So there you are, figure out when might suit you, and we hope to see you all in turn soon! 

Comment by Valerie Syms Martin on June 10, 2015 at 18:35

Don't miss this amazing opportunity!

I've just spent two days with John & Dee, and the immediate countryside is stunning.  I'll be back!

Comment by Valerie Syms Martin on April 19, 2015 at 16:07

Great to meet up with the gang for the first time this year in Howth yesterday!

Comment by Plein Eire Administrator on April 14, 2015 at 9:20

http://pleineire.ning.com/events/howth-harbour-paintout-meet-marine...

Comment by Sally Downey on April 13, 2015 at 18:49

Great idea Svetlana because I know our Saturdays  in Boyne Valleydo not suit everyone.  Hope you have great sessions and the weather keeps up.

Comment by Svetlana Starikova on April 13, 2015 at 17:38

Hi all, The spring came. I'll paint out weekly from Tuesday to Thursday in South part of Dublin. I'll post up whenever I'll be out. You are welcome to join me. Tomorrow I'll be in St. Endas Park around 11am to 3pm. The weather forecast is great. Hope to see you there. My phone number: 0851637759.

Comment by Sally Downey on March 19, 2015 at 15:17

For this week's paintout details check out Events or http://pleineire.ning.com/events/peboyne-valley-newgrange  

Comment by deirdre shanny on February 13, 2015 at 16:28

My heartfelt thanks go out to each and every one of you ,  esp over the last week or so when I needed support the most.Tks for all the lovely letters of condolence s, txt msg, emails, cards, phone calls, and those who attended the wake/funeral......for your love , support and care, your kindness wont be forgotten.Its at times like this , when friends really count and im blessed to know you all.

Will be back to join you real soon, thank you for being there.

dee.

Comment by Ciaran O Briain on February 13, 2015 at 15:01

Very sorry for your loss Dee

Comment by Susan Hilary Mackay on February 10, 2015 at 12:42

Sorry to hear of the death of your mother Deer,  may she rest in peace . My thoughts are with you  and your family at this sad time

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