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Hazel O’Connor live in An Cruiscin Lan, Cork

Hazel O’Connor performed in An Cruiscin Lan last night. She has a great voice, and her songs are very emotionally charged and from the heart.
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Sign of the Times

Spotted in the side door of a clothes shop. Looks like the owner doesn’t like mornings!
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Light and Shadow

The Examiner Buildings, Academy Street. Cork.
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Better Watch the Late Late Show!
Ray D’Arcy is going to be on The Late Late Show plugging the new US “photos of Ireland” book!
How do I know? Well, I was in the kitchen this afternoon taking a break with a cup of tea and a sandwich, talking to Jacinta and I got a call on my mobile.I wasn’t expecting a call, and it was a private number so imagine my surprise when the voice at the other end said, “Hi this is Ray D’Arcy.” I was incredulous and didn’t believe him, but yes, it was Ray from Today FM!
It seems that a couple of my photos made the cut and will appear in the new book! There’s also a small chance that one of them will be shown on national television tomorrow night.
Am I excited? I’m very happy 🙂
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Me and Dad

Father and son pictured in Cork waiting with the shopping.
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Waaaaahhh!

On Patrick Street a few weeks ago.
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Red Sky At Night

Red sky after a beautiful sunset in Garrettstown last Sunday.
The original high-res version is even better!
- Round Tower through Window (2006)
- Alcatraz Staircase (2007)
- That after sun glow (2008)
- Hotel Los Fariones (2009)
- The Red Vespa (2015)
- 5c (2016)
- Horse (2017)
- 80 km/h (2018)
- Gone Shopping (2019)
- Blue Skies over the Castle (2021)
- The sea off Sheep’s Head (2022)
- Loading the containers (2023)
- A haven for blue in Kinsale (2024)
- McCurtain Street After Dark (2025)




















