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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  • On the streets of Cork

  • Lady by the church

    Porto, Portugal. November 2019.

  • Run Down The Steps

    Porto, Portugal. November 2019.

  • Boycott Black Friday!

    Opera Lane, Cork. November 2019.

  • Sunrise on a frosty Blarney

    Winter’s here and it was -1C yesterday morning! With clear skies it was nice for a walk as long you were wrapped up well!

  • Back in Cork

    Cork Airport last night.

  • The Lights of The Mary Elmes Bridge

    Mary Elmes was an an Irish aid worker who saved many Jewish children from being transported to concentration camps during World War II. In 1942, the Vichy authorities made it clear that Jewish children were not legally allowed to be exempt from being sent to the concentration camps, as they had been. Elmes, with help…

  • Fireworks At Cobh People’s Regatta 2019

    The People’s Regatta in Cobh ended with a spectacular fireworks display last night! I got there early and set up just below Cobh Cathedral. I could see that Kennedy Park was packed, the pier was too but there were only a few around the Cathedral. About five minutes before the fireworks were due to start…

  • Cork Pride Parade 2019

    Just a few photos from the Cork Pride Parade this year! The parade was fantastic. Lots of smiles and laughing, singing and whistling and so much colour!

  • Cork Today

  • Some Photos of Nano Nagle Place

    A photography exhibit opened in Nano Nagle Place last Friday. A number of my photos are on display there and it was wonderful to see those them there and the photos of Cork by other photographers. Here’s a few photos of that evening!

  • Spike Island Fireworks

    Spike Island in Cork Harbour celebrated it’s 81st birthday yesterday with a fireworks display. 1300 fireworks were set off, one for each of the inmates who died on the island during it’s time as a prison over the centuries. I didn’t have a ticket for the event but it was visible from many parts of…