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Fermoy artists, Kay Donnelly and Evelyn Barber, whose work is currently on display in Patrick Street, Fermoy – in a premises formerly occupied by Discount World. Photo: John Ahern

The skill and creativity of local artists, Evelyn Barber and Kay Donnelly, is seen to great effect in their current exhibition. The talented duo have availed of a vacant premises on Patrick Street (between Fermoy Books and Xtravision) to showcase their artistic wares.

Skillful in a variety of media (mainly watercolours and oils), the ladies draw inspiration from still life, prominent landmarks, streetscapes and surrounding countryside. The exhibition will be open from now until 25th December and also includes a fascinating collection of photographs by Evelyn's son, Simon.

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