The iconic 'Baby Hannah’s Mural' in Skibbereen has been successfully restored, marking a major milestone in preserving the town’s cultural heritage.
The project received support from Cork County Council through its Heritage Grant Scheme and Arts Programme, alongside funding from the Heritage Council’s Community Heritage Grant Scheme.
The refurbishment was carried out by renowned German muralist Claudia Koch under the supervision of the Skibbereen & District Historical Society. The mural, originally painted in 1994 by local artist Russell Barrett, depicts the poignant departure of the last train from Skibbereen, symbolising the closure of the town’s railway line.
For more than 30 years, the artwork has remained a cherished tribute to Skibbereen’s local history, resonating with residents and visitors alike. The successful restoration ensures that this beloved piece of public art will continue to be celebrated for generations to co
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