Tapestries donated to Lough Neagh Rescue

Leslie Agnew (83) from Parkgate presents two of his tapestries to Lough Neagh Rescue in Antrim for their new facilities at Antrim Lough Shore.
By Elinor Glynn
Published 7th Sep 2020, 06:01 BST
Leslie Agnew (83) from Parkgate presents two of his tapestries to Lough Neagh Rescue in Antrim for their new facilities at Antrim Lough Shore. Leslie suffered a brain haemorrhage in 1991 and, as part of his rehab, he started making tapestries, He has made around 150, some of which are on display as far afield as South Africa New Zealand and Australia. Included is Mark Moffett of Lough Neagh Rescue and Cllr Jim Montgomery of Antrim & Newtownabbey Council.Leslie Agnew (83) from Parkgate presents two of his tapestries to Lough Neagh Rescue in Antrim for their new facilities at Antrim Lough Shore. Leslie suffered a brain haemorrhage in 1991 and, as part of his rehab, he started making tapestries, He has made around 150, some of which are on display as far afield as South Africa New Zealand and Australia. Included is Mark Moffett of Lough Neagh Rescue and Cllr Jim Montgomery of Antrim & Newtownabbey Council.
Leslie Agnew (83) from Parkgate presents two of his tapestries to Lough Neagh Rescue in Antrim for their new facilities at Antrim Lough Shore. Leslie suffered a brain haemorrhage in 1991 and, as part of his rehab, he started making tapestries, He has made around 150, some of which are on display as far afield as South Africa New Zealand and Australia. Included is Mark Moffett of Lough Neagh Rescue and Cllr Jim Montgomery of Antrim & Newtownabbey Council.

Leslie Agnew (83) from Parkgate presents two of his tapestries to Lough Neagh Rescue in Antrim for their new facilities at Antrim Lough Shore.

Leslie suffered a brain haemorrhage in 1991 and, as part of his rehab, he started making tapestries, He has made around 150, some of which he has given away and some of which are on display as far afield as South Africa New Zealand and Australia.

Included is Mark Moffett of Lough Neagh Rescue and Cllr Jim Montgomery of Antrim & Newtownabbey Council.

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