Poppy Melia from Glenbeigh is one of the artists taking part in this year’s incognito online art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.SIXTEEN Kerry artists will be part of this year’s incognito online art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.
The annual event, in which the identities of the artists remain top secret, and are only revealed once the art deal is done, will take place on Wednesday, May 20.
Among the Kerry artists taking part in incognito 2026 are Tara McCarthy from Kilgarvan, Wendy Brosnahan fromListowel, Frances Fogarty from Dingle, Poppy Melia from Glenbeigh, and Elizabeth Browne from Ardfert.
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To mark the sale’s tenth anniversary, organisers have announced that this year’s collection features a newly-enlarged 6 x 8-inch postcard size. The collection of almost 2,000 original artworks, each costing €75, can now be viewed at www.incognito.ie
Tara McCarthy from Kilgarvan is one of the artists taking part in this year’s incognito online art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.Funds raised are life-changing for the 15 Kerry families currently receiving care from the charity. In the decade since the sale was first inaugurated, a total of €1.4 million has been raised, supporting vital in-home nursing and respite care for Jack and Jill families across the country.
Wendy Brosnahan from Listowel is one of the artists taking part in this year’s incognito online art sale in aid of the Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation.The service offers up to 100 hours of care a month to families caring for children, up to the age of seven, with severe learning disability often associated with complex medical needs, and operates seven days a week, with no means test, no red tape, and no waiting list.
For all the latest news on the incognito 2026 Art Sale, check out: @facebook.com/2026incognito or @instagram.com/jackandjillcf
