A glimpse of a lost piece of Kilkee’s seaside history.
Before O’Neill’s became a familiar fixture on the Carrigaholt road, the 1960’s amusement arcade was run by the Williams. It brought colour, excitement and endless summer memories to generations of visitors. From flashing lights and arcade games to the unmistakable sound of rides in motion, it was a place where holidays truly began.
This artwork captures the charm and energy of that era, celebrating a much-loved landmark that lives on through stories, photographs and shared memories. Rendered in a bold contemporary style, the print combines nostalgia with striking graphic design, creating a piece that feels both timeless and modern.
Printed using museum-quality archival inks on premium 300gsm textured fine art paper, every print is produced to showcase rich colour, crisp detail and lasting quality.
A glimpse of a lost piece of Kilkee’s seaside history.
Before O’Neill’s became a familiar fixture on the Carrigaholt road, the 1960’s amusement arcade was run by the Williams. It brought colour, excitement and endless summer memories to generations of visitors. From flashing lights and arcade games to the unmistakable sound of rides in motion, it was a place where holidays truly began.
This artwork captures the charm and energy of that era, celebrating a much-loved landmark that lives on through stories, photographs and shared memories. Rendered in a bold contemporary style, the print combines nostalgia with striking graphic design, creating a piece that feels both timeless and modern.
Printed using museum-quality archival inks on premium 300gsm textured fine art paper, every print is produced to showcase rich colour, crisp detail and lasting quality.
