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Vicky Phelan portrait raises €46k at auction for charity Portrait by artist Vincent Devine auctioned for the Heroes Aid charity had estimated value of between €1,234 and €5,678 A triptych portrait of cancer awareness campaigner Vicky Phelan made €46,500 at auction in Durrow, Co Laois, on Thursday. Thu, 04 Feb, 2021 - 15:35 Sarah Slater A portrait of cervical cancer awareness campaigner Vicky Phelan made €46,500 at an auction in aid of charity. Vincent Devine is the creator of the tri...

Limericks Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team A portrait of Limerick woman Vicky Phelan goes on auction today for charity.  The stunning painting, which was revealed on The Late Late Show was painted  by Tullamore based artist, Vincent Devine and is meant to represent Vickys past, present and future.  The cancer patient and health advocate is currently taking part in a clinical trial in the United States.  Money raised by todays auction will go to Heroes A...

“The symbolism used in this painting will be a historic reference for decades to come,” the auctioneer said. “The work is by Vincent Devine who was inspired by Vicky’s incredible courage.” Ms Phelan is depicted in the painting in a semi-translucent state, with a shamrock over her heart, which she has said represents the Irish people who have taken her into their hearts. Also found in the painting is a bird known as a crimson rosella resting on her right hand, which represents her 15 y...

A portrait of healthcare campaigner Vicky Phelan has raised just over €58,000 at auction today. The piece was commissioned by the charity Heroes Aid and all proceeds are going to frontline healthcare workers to assist them during the current pandemic. The portrait measuring 300cm by 150cm was painted by Tullamore-based artist Vincent Devine.  He said the painting took months to complete and involved bringing Ms Phelan to the beach in Doonbeg in Co Clare to compose the image. The painting dep...

Portrait of Vicky Phelan raises over €45,000 for healthcare workers A family friend of Ms Phelan’s bought the portrait for it to go on display in her hometown. By Adam Daly Thursday 4 Feb 2021, 4:38 PM Feb 4th 2021, 4:38 PM 36,679 Views 5 Comments A PORTRAIT OF CervicalCheck campaigner Vicky Phelan has sold at auction for €46,500, with ...

Vicky Phelan portrait to sell at auction raising money for frontline workers charity Heroes Aid was set up in March offering assistance to health workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Vicky Phelan unveiled the painting on RTÉs Late Late Show on Friday night. Sat, 09 Jan, 2021 - 22:10 Greg Murphy A unique portrait of Vicky Phelan is to go under the hammer at auction to raise money for an Irish charity supporting frontline healthcare workers. Heroes Aid was set up in March offering assistance t...

A triptych portrait of Vicky Phelan, which was unveiled on the Late Late Show on Friday night, is to be auctioned for the charity Heroes Aid by Sheppards of Du...

A triptych portrait of Vicky Phelan by Offaly artist Vincent Devine, which was unveiled on the Late Late Show on Friday night, is to be auctioned for the charit...

Offaly mans stunning painting of Vicky Phelan unveiled on Late Late Show “Its a painting of hope and I hope thats the way people will see it.” Reporter: );  ); A STUNNING painting of health advocate Vicky Phelan by Offaly artist Vincent Devine was unveiled on the Late Late Show on Friday night. The painting will be sold by top auction house Sheppards of Laois and all proceeds will go to the charity Heroes Aid, which supports frontline health service workers battling Covid-19. Clara man Vi...

The Triptych Portrait of Vicky Phelan at Sheppards Auction House in Durrow. (Picture Credit: Frank McGrath) She has a long piece of metal in her right thigh, from an accident in France. Her boyfriend was killed in the terrible crash and her friend was paralysed. Vicky was 20 and she almost died. She did actually die for a small while. “I’m not a believer in God but when I died in France my grandmother kept on coming back to me. She said ‘Vicky, you are not ready yet – you have too much ...