This round tower was built by the Anglo Normans in the 12th century after their conquest of Waterford, replacing the earlier Viking fortification. The artist can trace her family line back to Melaghlin O’ Faoláin (Phelan), Prince of the Desii tribe, a tribe prominent from the 7th century, who defended Waterford against Strongbow in 1170, but was taken prisoner and had his lands confiscated – painted by the artist in 2014

This classic collection of best-selling Fine Art Prints of Ireland, are faithfully reproduced from original watercolour paintings by Róisín O’Shea. They are digitally produced archival Giclée prints (open edition) using pigment and premium museum quality archival paper, Hahnemuhle Photorag 308 gsm matte, guaranteed not to fade. All prints are hand-signed by the artist in pencil with an embossed stamp and come with a certificate of authenticity.

The artist retains copyright in all of her artistic works, and it is an offence to reproduce her work in any manner without express authorisation from the artist in the form of a license.  Import duty, where it applies, is to be paid by the buyer.