1901 census
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Ballinglen’s own account traces an arts foundation in the village from its 1992 beginnings to a purpose-built museum.
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Margo Dolan and Peter Maxwell established the Ballinglen Arts Foundation in 1992. The organisation’s 2025 strategic plan describes their model of bringing Irish and international artists to north Mayo for residencies. First-time fellows contributed a work made in response to their stay to the permanent collection. The resulting collection therefore records successive artists’ encounters with the area, rather than a single survey of its landscape. [2]
The Ballinglen Museum of Art was built in 2020 beside the foundation to house and exhibit the growing collection. The foundation identifies its location on Main Street in Ballycastle. Its programmes also include school classes, studio visits and printmaking sessions, connecting visiting artists with learning opportunities for the wider community. [2] [3] [4]
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