Spirals of sparks as steel wool burns in a long exposure of about 20 seconds.

Two young men decorate the underpass on the Line in Blackrock this evening with spray paint. There are fabulous murals on both walls of the underpass! Fun fact: spray paint, the tool of choice here, was invented in 1949 by Edward Seymour, on the suggestion of his wife, Bonnie.

The skeleton of Páirc Úi Chaoimh before it was rebuilt reveals the Blackrock end of the stadium.

Looking along the Marina in Blackrock on a quiet Friday afternoon. The trees have started to shed their leaves, but the recent rains must be helping. The heatwave in August has passed. I still see plenty of green.

A swan swimming by my side as I walked along the path.

Fireworks illuminate the park beside Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Blackrock tonight. The fireworks were part of the “Magic Nights By The Lee – A Winter Solstice” series of events but unfortunately due to Covid 19 they didn’t tell anyone where the fireworks would be launched from as reported by The Echo earlier today, For public…

Looking over on Tivoli Docks from the Blackrock side of the River Lee. November 2019.

August 2018 in Blackrock Village and a troop of entertainers were around to help the Blackrock Playground Project raise some much needed funds and exposure. (See also Twitter and Facebook.)

The River Lee in Cork. November 2014.

The rebuilt Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Blackrock, Cork.