FAMINE MEMORIAL

Erected in 1967, Edward Delaney's 'Famine' memorial, located in St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, is a freestanding commemorative sculpture of significant artistic and social historical interest. This work serves as a poignant reminder of the Great Famine of 1843-53, a period during which over a million Irish people perished and millions more emigrated.

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BY EDWARD DELANEY

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