A local photographer is selling these stunning R&H Hall prints to help kids in Gaza
It’s a stunning print for an excellent cause.
Cork-based Montréaler Jean-François Périllat-Turbide has announced he is donating half the profits from the sale of his striking images of R&H Hall to a children’s charity working on the ground in Gaza.
As the iconic building is torn down this week, you can buy one of the beautiful photographs to remind yourself of how it used to look, towering over the Cork Docklands for more than 80 years.
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“The R&H Hall building is coming down and the pro-Palestine/anti-genocide marches keep growing!” said Jean-François.
Fifty percent of the sales of each Tropic of Cork R&H Hall print (€40) will go to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund, a nonprofit humanitarian organization providing medical relief to children in the Middle East.
You can browse the prints and order now here.
