Road litter sculptures strike chord

Louise Walsh A Westmeath artist has used 11 bin bags of rubbish picked up along verges of main roads to create

Road litter sculptures strike chord
Fri, 14 Jun, 2019 - 06:00

A Westmeath artist has used 11 bin bags of rubbish picked up along verges of main roads to create musician sculptures in a Meath scenic spot.

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