Donncha
Donncha
@donncha@inphotos.org

Donncha Ó Caoimh is a software developer at Automattic and WordPress plugin developer. He posts photos at In Photos and can also be found on Mastodon.

6,048 posts
215 followers
Profile

inphotos.org

Homepage

odd.blog

  • St. Peter’s Square at Night

    Not many people about in the evening of a November day in 2017 in the Vatican.

  • Daly in Red

    Daly’s Bridge, or the Shaky Bridge, near Fitzgerald Park was rebuilt and now sports a dazzling red lighting system!

  • The Sheep of Achill Island

    The sheep on Achill Island do not fear cars driving past. They did however take exception to me walking closer to get a better photo and bolted a moment after I took this photo!

  • The evening rolls on

    The sun setting on a cold evening in February 2016 near Killeagh, Co Cork.

  • At the Wellington Cafe, Edinburgh

    Customers drinking and eating at the Wellington Cafe, Edinburgh. June 2018.

  • Heavy Clouds Over Blarney Castle House

    It’s snowing again but it’s only a light dusting. It’s cold enough that the snow will sit on the ground all day but unless you grab snow from parked cars there won’t be any snow fights! Here’s a photo from 2015, when we had a lot more snow!

  • A Swan by Ross Castle

    Many years ago I visited Ross Castle in County Kerry. It was a beautiful day and swans swam nearby.

  • Little Pink Flowers

    Little pink flowers in the grounds of Blarney Castle, closer to home than the photos of previous days. November 2013. Can’t post it to Facebook as my account has been disabled again, but I did get a backup of my data last month so there is that.

  • WAR HURTS US ALL

    A protest march along St. Patrick Street, Cork in 2003 by Cork Peace Alliance.

  • The Vines of the Douro Valley

    The vines in a distant field as seen from Quinta da Roêda. Bit of a drive from Porto, but lovely to visit. Portugal, November 2019.

  • The sun sets on the Conor Pass

    The Conor Pass, Kerry. August 2020.

  • Ballysaggartmore Towers

    One the two Ballysaggartmore Towers in Co Waterford. They are regarded as follies built no later than 1834. From the Wikipedia page: “They were constructed for an Anglo Irish Landlord, Arthur Keily-Ussher no later than 1834. He held an estate of approximately 8000 acres, the majority of which was rented to tenant farmers but he…