Lace Revival in Ireland: Weaving Heritage into the Present

Nano Nagle Place

Cork, Ireland

Join us in exploring Irish Lace at Nano Nagle Place Museum where the delicate artistry of lace meets the inspiring story of Nano Nagle. Take a look at how Nano Nagle Place integrates a presentation on this exhibition on their website, linked below.  Explore the threads that connect Nano Nagle’s pioneering spirit with the rich tradition of lace craftmanship, preserving a timeless art that continues to inspire and captivate.

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