Donncha
Donncha
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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.

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  • Neville the Puppy

    Neville, a soon to be service dog in training, enjoying his first day out among humans. He ran straight back to his human Mom looking for cuddles after this quick photoshoot. He’s adorable!

  • Christmas 2020 in Cork

    December 2020, the month we all partied and caused a surge in Covid19 infections in January 2021.

  • The view from Quinta da Foz

    One of the benefits of working from home at Automattic is meeting up with your team a few times a year in various parts of the world. Obviously that did not happen last year, won’t happen this year either and we had been playing a meetup for April or May last year but that didn’t…

  • You could get lost in here

    In the grounds of Blarney Castle, November 2020.

  • Socially Distanced Fishing

    Fishing off Ballycotton Pier, September 2020.

  • Dunquin Pier

    Dunquin Pier, or Cé Dún Chaoin, in Co Kerry where boats to the Blasket Islands depart from. Beautiful location in the summer but right about now it’ll be a lot less hospitable. Moments before I took this photo, three girls were taking selfies and posing for photos sitting on the edge of the cliff here.…

  • Who’d love some winter sun?

    Lanzarote in the Canary Islands. December 2019. A lifetime ago.

  • 2m at the train station

    These social distancing indicators are a sign of the times in 2020 and 2021. Something that anyone from any country would now recognise.

  • The trees on the horizon

    Behind Long Strand in Co Cork, in late December. Awful weather. Cold, blustery, but there’s a great fish & chips there called The Fish Basket.

  • Galley Head Sky

    The setting sun hid behind clouds near Galley Head last December.

  • A light snow in Blarney

    It snowed for about half an hour this morning. Ironically, the country could do with a heavy snow to encourage less travel.

  • A Blarney Sunrise

    The sun rises over the houses of Shamrock Terrace in Blarney, late November 2020.