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FOUNDER OF THE Phoenix magazine John Mulcahy has died.
Mulcahy, one of Ireland’s most prominent publishers, has died at the age of 86.
He founded the Phoenix Magazine, the fortnightly satirical staple of Irish periodicals, in 1983, but stepped away from it in 2007.
More recently he had owned the Irish Arts Review.
Australian-born in 1932, Mulcahy had lived in Ireland since moving to the country as a child.
He is survived by his wife Nuala and seven children, and was predeceased by his daughter Natasha.
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That looks really cool. Hard work and talent will pay off for Waterford when it’s finished and in place.
What a gifted man, and so humble
Hope he gets plenty of work after this fantastic piece .
Well Done and best wishes in your future career
Do go to the Waterford Medieval Museum if you have a chance, very impressive. I will definitely make a trip down when this piece is in place to see it and to revisit the museum.
Looks amazing!
Beautiful
That’ll look fantastic when it’s up. I’d love to see more art like this than art made out of metal and it’s a bonus that the tree wasn’t cut down also.
Will it be ready for the hurling final lads?
Top Class idea.
We should never have let him go from Comeragh Cycling Club.
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