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THE GREEN MENU OPTIONS ARE MOBILE FRIENDLY AND ARE FASTER SO THEY ARE RECOMMENDED. THE RED MENU OPTIONS ARE SOMEWHAT SLOWER DEPENDING ON YOUR DEVICE OR BROWSER AND ARE MORE SUITABLE FOR DESKTOPS AND LAPTOPS. THE BLUE OPTIONS ARE PAGE LINKS AND WILL BE PHASED OUT GOING FORWARD
BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
SORRY FOR THE DELAY
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
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BEACH BEAR ON HIS WAY TO THE BEACH AT GREYSTONES
I really like this bear who appears to be on a mission to enjoy himself at the beach. However, a number of local residents have complained that the sculpture is inappropriate in an area of protected architecture and sweeping marine views and others have complained that the bear will scare young children as it is too aggressive “marching fast with its outsized feet it cuts a swastika like shape against the sky”.
The bear was donated to Greystones Tidy Towns Committee by local property developer and guardian of the National Gallery of Ireland, Dermod Dwyer. Mr Dwyer donated the bear in memory of his daughter, Caroline Dwyer Hickey, a teacher at the local St Brigid’s school, who died a well before her time.
The Caroline Foundation set up by Mr Dwyer raises money for cancer research at St Vincent’s hospital.
I would visit Greystones to meet this guy … what about you?
In case you are interest he has three brothers outside the 3ARENA in Dublin.
The bear was donated to Greystones Tidy Towns Committee by local property developer and guardian of the National Gallery of Ireland, Dermod Dwyer. Mr Dwyer donated the bear in memory of his daughter, Caroline Dwyer Hickey, a teacher at the local St Brigid’s school, who died a well before her time.
The Caroline Foundation set up by Mr Dwyer raises money for cancer research at St Vincent’s hospital.
I would visit Greystones to meet this guy … what about you?
In case you are interest he has three brothers outside the 3ARENA in Dublin.