Life and legacy of Vicky Phelan to be celebrated at Cork event with her family and friends

The Triptych Portrait was painted by Vincent Devine who was inspired by the CervicalCheck campaigner's courage 
Vicky Phelan's portrait will be on display for the next three weeks. Picture: Naomi Gaffey.

Vicky Phelan's portrait will be on display for the next three weeks. Picture: Naomi Gaffey.

University College Cork (UCC) is hosting an event on Thursday in celebration of the late Vicky Phelan as it unveils a portrait of the CervicalCheck campaigner that aims to continue her legacy.

The Triptych Portrait was painted by Vincent Devine who was inspired by Phelan’s courage. The portrait portrays Phelan’s life through symbolism and while also continuing her legacy, it aims to help educate the public about cervical cancer while also raising funds for charity.

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