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Mount Juliet Weddings: Entertainment with Live Caricature Artist!

21/09/202621/09/2026 by Allan

Mount Juliet Weddings Live Caricature Drawing of wedding guests by Irelands top rated caricaturist Allan Cavanagh. Image is a photograph of a laughing man and woman holding a caricature of themselves at a wedding reception in Mount Juliet Kilkenny

Mount Juliet Weddings Entertainment: I was back in Kilkenny’s Mount Juliet Estate twice this year, see galleries of my hilarious live wedding caricatures here!

Apparently it’s Batman Day…

19/09/2026 by Allan

Some Batman and Batman-adjacent cartoons from over the years.

Galway City Council’s New Logo

21/09/202617/09/2026 by Allan

Galway City Council’s New Logo: I knew it was reminding me of something.

Ed Sheeran is not taking sides!

16/09/2026 by Allan

Ed Sheeran Macklemore Loop Tour Gaza Israel: cartoon caricature of Ed Sheeran with his arms around Robert Kraft and Benjamin Netanyahu, standing on one side while a small effigy of Gaza burns on the other side. Text is wrapped around the trio of figures: the headline says Ed Sheeran not taking sides! "I am not complicit. I have my personal views on this devastating conflict. Just because I choose not to speak publicly, it doesn't mean I don't have them, and it doesn't mean I don't care. Nor does it mean I don't support causes in my own, personal way." - Ed Sheeran 15/09/26

Ed Sheeran definitely staying neutral by bowing to the threats of zionist stadium owner Robert Kraft and kicking Macklemore off the Loop tour!

Corporate Christmas Party Entertainment Ireland

15/09/2026 by Allan

Corporate Christmas Party Entertainment Ireland: preparations are well under way in companies all over Ireland for the 2026 Christmas staff party. Bookings now open for live caricatures for Christmas!

This Cartoon is about AI.

10/09/2026 by Allan

Cartoon about the Generative AI Bubble by Allan Cavanagh. Image Description: 8 panel cartoon strip. Panel 1: A CEO sitting at his desk looking at his computer, holding a red drinks can. Caption: SUCCESSFUL DRINKS COMPANY HQ. Thought bubble: HMMM... LOOKS LIKE PISS IS THE NEXT BIG THING. BETTER GET ON THIS. Panel 2: CEO in a boardroom meeting. Everyone has red drinks cans. Executive speaks: SIR NO-ONE IS BUYING OUR PISS. CEO speaks: BUT I'VE BOUGHT A BAZILLION LITRES! START PUTTING PISS IN EVERYTHING. Panel 3: An ad campaign with attractive man and woman drinking from red cans. A large red can is in the frame with SUCCESSFUL DRINKS CO. written on it. Large yellow writing in the frame declares NOW WITH PISS! Panel 4: Many execs are speaking over each other, including GOVERNMENTS ARE GIVING US MONEY TO KEEP PISS FLOWING. WE'RE TOO BIG TO FAIL! The CEO is declaring PISS IS INEVITABLE!. One exec is turning green and saying quietly it's making people sick. Most of the execs are now drinking bottled water instead of their red drink cans. Panel 5: An imposing large building with PISS FARM written on a sign. Smoke belows. Human screams come from inside. In the foreground are the stumps of trees. Panel 6: An aerial view of dozens of this buildings dotted all over the landscape, smoke belching from them. Electrical wires and pylons punctuate the scene. Panel 7: An ill-looking news reporter is in a news studio. A screen behind him declares PISS BUBBLE BURSTS. A graphic ticker tape on screen rolls along the bottom of the frame. It says EXPECTED TO BE DIFFERENT FROM ALL PREVIOUS PISS BUBBLES Panel 8: The CEO is back at his desk. The city is on fire out his window. A potted plant has turned brown. A petrol can is in the foreground and the office has been doused in fuel. A black briefcase sits beside his desk, stuffed with cash. He has his passport on the desk. He holds a ligher in his hand as he composes an email. DEAR GLOBAL WORKFORCE... DUE TO VITAL... COMPANY RESTRUCTURING... A caption at the bottom of the strip says THIS CARTOON IS ABOUT AI.

This Cartoon is about AI. It’s been a hell of a week for the arts in Ireland with generative AI turning up again and again in Culture Night and local authority programmes.