Nuala Holloway and the Plaque for Joseph Holloway

Coverage in The Sunday Independent, The Southside People and The Westmeath Independent from the 28 June 2023 unveiling of the commemorative plaque to Joseph Holloway, architect of the original Abbey Theatre and theatre critic. After almost 20 years finding ways to have Joseph Holloway remembered Dublin City Council responded and approved Nuala Holloway's idea to have a plaque to him constructed at the home he lived in for 60 of his 83 years.

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"Why Mandarin Should be Taught in Our Post-Primary Schools" by Nuala Holloway

"Why Mandarin Should be Taught in Our Post-Primary Schools" by Nuala Holloway

First published in the Westmeath Independent, 18 June 2017 (Photo: Ivor Casey)

 

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"The Hunt" and artist Nuala Holloway

"The Hunt" - Oil on Canvas and artist Nuala Holloway

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"Reflections" - An art exhibition by Nuala Holloway

 

"Reflections", an art exhibition by Nuala Holloway, held at Airfield House, Dundrum, Co. Dublin in December 2007 and launched by journalist, broadcaster and Senator Eoghan Harris.

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"Mount Temple artist's work inspires Wicklow gallery opening" with Nuala Holloway

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Regional coverage in the Westmeath Independent in 2007 of Nuala Holloway exhibiting her artwork and lending a hand in the setting up of a new gallery in Wicklow.

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"Arklow to see artwork of former Miss Ireland" with Nuala Holloway

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Regional coverage from 2007 in the Wicklow Times of Nuala Holloway exhibiting her work and helping with the launch of an art gallery in Arklow, Co. Wicklow.

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"The colourful life of actress, teacher and artist" with Nuala Holloway

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Regional media coverage in Westmeath's Athlone Advertiser on 23 March 2012 about Nuala Holloway's life and career as an artist, teacher, model, actress and former Miss Ireland. The article also draws attention to the letter of thanks Nuala received from US President Barack Obama for her Oil on Canvas painting "Famine Ship - Jeanie Johnston". The painting was accepted by the US Embassy in Dublin as a gift for the US President on his first official state visit to Ireland in 2011

Nuala Holloway's appearance on Irish TV

Nuala Holloway as a guest on 'Comhrá' on TG4. Broadcast 19 November 2015 at 7.30PM

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Nuala Holloway set for TG4 appearance

Tune into Ireland's TG4 on 19 November 2015 at 7.30pm for 'Comhrá' where Nuala Holloway will discuss, in the Irish language, her life and career.

This interview will mark Nuala's first TV interview after many years of print media interviews, since she represented Ireland at the Miss International Beauty Pageant in Okinawa, Japan.

The interview will focus mainly on Nuala's life pursuing her early ambition to go to college, becoming fluent in the Irish language and subsequent career as a secondary school teacher and voluntary Irish language radio broadcaster.

Other areas will focus on Nuala's earlier career as a model, actress and former Miss Ireland, as well as her ongoing work as an artist and her ongoing academic studies, which currently include learning Chinese language and culture.

"Comhrá" on TG4 with Nuala Holloway

Tune into Ireland's TG4 on 19 November 2015 at 7.30pm for 'Comhrá' where Nuala Holloway will discuss, in the Irish language, her life and career.

This interview will mark Nuala's first TV interview after many year of print media interviews, since she represented Ireland at the Miss International Beauty Pageant in Okinawa, Japan.

The interview will focus mainly on Nuala's life pursuing her early ambition to go to college, becoming fluent in the Irish language and subsequent career as a secondary school teacher and voluntary Irish language radio broadcaster.

Other areas will focus on Nuala's earlier career as a model, actress and former Miss Ireland, as well as her ongoing work as an artist and her ongoing academic studies, which currently include learning Chinese language and culture.

Artist Nuala Holloway's Oil Painting Gift for U.S. President Obama

Artist and former Miss Ireland Nuala Holloway pictured above holding her oil painting "Famine Ship - Jeanie Johnston" accepted by the American Embassy in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland which is to be presented to U.S. President Barack Obama on his visit to Ireland on 23 May 2011.

More information can be found at:

USA TODAY

The Irish Examiner

The Westmeath Independent

The Sunday Independent

Thurles Info: Obama Gets Gift of Famine Ship painting

The Midland Record

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Photo: Ivor Casey