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Kite surfers in the cold
Yes, it was a cold November day when I photographed these two kite surfers at Garylucas Beach in Co Cork. Brrrr.
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The Round Tower in Ardmore
The round tower in the cemetery in Ardmore is really impressive, standing out on the hillside overlooking the town. The tower was built in the 12th century but it has been kept in great condition. Lots more to learn about it on this page.
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Morning Light on Blarney Castle
This morning is a beautiful start to the week. Fog in the distance and the fiery orange ball of the sun shining through clear skies. Blarney Castle was lit up in a lovely orange glow and I had to spend a few minutes away from the busy bustle of life to get this photo.
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We Being
“Belonging to a big loving family!” Reflections in a car, Meade Street, just off Sullivan’s Quay, Cork.
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Skateboarding in Kilkenny
Skateboarding in Kilkenny in 2002. I wonder where these two lads are now?
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Where the wind blows
This is the weather vane at the top of the tower on the Cork District Court. It used to be a school, An Módh Scoil, or Model School, where I attended in the eighties. I’d never seen this weather vane up close and level like this before until a few days ago when I made…
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A pigeon in the sun
A pigeon basking in the setting sun of a lovely March day in Cork City.
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The Ukrainian Flag Flies Over Cork City
The Ukrainian flag flies over Cork City Hall this evening as it has done since late February in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
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A Sheep with horns
I don’t often see sheep with horns but this one in the Galtee Mountains was one of a number of similar sheep. I’m glad he was behind a fence …
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Cork City Tour of Roches Stores
Take a tour of Cork City and you’ll pass by the old Roches Stores. Who knows what will happen to that grand building now? It’s been empty quite a while ..
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At The Corner
At the corner of Oliver Plunkett Street and Grand Parade.
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St. Luke’s Church, Douglas
St Luke’s Church and Graveyard in Douglas. I have a few memories of this church from the early eighties. A man named Mr Good lived in the gate house nearby and I visited there once with my mother. I remember it because he had a kaleidoscope that fascinated me. It was the first time I’d…