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The relic of a human heart is to be part of a floating art installation honouring migrant peoples in Cork.

Sun, 01 Sep, 2019 - 12:00

Des O’Sullivan

The relic of a human heart is to be part of a floating art installation honouring migrant peoples in Cork.

Heartship — a new project by artist Dorothy Cross, featuring singer Lisa Hannigan — will celebrate the contribution of the Irish Naval services to the humanitarian crisis in the Mediterranean.

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