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      The Wishing Tree Sculpture

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      The Wishing Tree Sculpture
      • Church Rd
        Newtownabbey, nir BT36 6HJ
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      • Paula- Magi


        Jun 5th, 2019

      • Barry Smith

        A beautiful sculpture created by Maurice Harron, a famous local artist. The tree is made of metal and is formed by a multitude of leaves from containing wishes from the community. The tree is intended to symbolise the hopes and aspirations of the community and part of the artists original design was to allow for members of the public to have their own personal hope or aspiration captured in time, as a legacy for future generations.
        Dec 9th, 2017

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      The Wishing Tree Sculpture

      The Wishing Tree Sculpture is located at Church Rd in Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland BT36 6HJ. The Wishing Tree Sculpture can be contacted via phone at for pricing, hours and directions.

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        A The Wishing Tree Sculpture is located at Church Rd, Newtownabbey, nir BT36 6HJ

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        A The Wishing Tree Sculpture has a 5.0 Star Rating from 2 reviewers.

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        image A beautiful sculpture created by Maurice Harron, a famous local artist. The tree is made of metal and is formed by a multitude of leaves from containing wishes from the community. The tree is intended to symbolise the hopes and aspirations of the community and part of the artists original design was to allow for members of the public to have their own personal hope or aspiration captured in time, as a legacy for future generations.

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