In 1925 the Rev. Michael Bolger invited Weckbecker to County Carlow, Ireland to create a monument for the grave of the Rev. Hugh Cullen at Killeshin churchyard. He appears to have remained in Carlow for a number of years, going on to design the stations of the cross, a relief of the entombment of Christ, the East Window, two murals, and the tabernacle for the church at the Carlow lunatic asylum, now known as St Dympna's Hospital. The National Gallery of Ireland hold a bronze bust of Roger Casement by Weckbecker, along with its plaster study.[2][3]
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