Incognito's anonymous art sale offers a chance to get a piece for €65

Proceeds from the sale of work by established artists and celebrities such as Ronnie Wood and Paul Costelloe 
Incognito's anonymous art sale offers a chance to get a piece for €65

Lucinda Hall is the organiser of the Incognito art sale in aid of Jack and Jill; two of the pieces on sale

Fashion designer Helen Steele, Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones and Mark Feehily of Westlife are just some of the celebrities whose work features in this year’s Incognito auction in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation. Other contributors include the designers Paul and William Costelloe, singers Brian Kennedy, Mary Black and Eimear Quinn, and actress Norma Sheahan.

The Jack and Jill Foundation was established by Jonathan Irwin and Mary Ann O’Brien in memory of their son Jack, who suffered brain trauma shortly after birth and required dedicated home care until his passing in December 1997. It funds and delivers specialist home nursing and end-of-life care for children up to the age of six who have highly complex and life-limiting medical conditions.

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