“Ardfry Castle dates to approx. 1770 and was built by Joseph Blake, member of the famous Blake Family, who later gained the title of Lord Wallscourt.” (Ardfry Castle on Visit Galway)

Dingle Peninsula, October 2020.

A ring of white painted stones set into the ground at the end of Sheep’s Head, Co Cork. September 2008.

The Unitarian Church on Princes Street used to have a craft fair and market very often. Maybe every week? This gentleman was helping draw attention to it in April 2006.

Last week was my first time visiting the Inniscarra Dam on the River Lee. It’s only 10km from where I live but the entrance to the car park is on a winding country road that’s easy to miss.The dam itself is difficult to see from the road too putting it out of mind so I…

A STOP sign, by any other name, in Quebec, during the Automattic Grand Meetup of 2009.

Blarney Castle, May 2015.

The gravestone of Richard Frances, in Cambridge, Massachusetts near Boston as photographed in 2003 when I visited Cambridge. I remember looking up his name back then but didn’t find anything but years later there are a few traces of him online here and here. The first resident of Massachusetts by the name of Francis that…

Not much happening here.

October 2016.

Following on from the previous photos I published here’s another of the newspaper seller in the door of St. Augustine’s Church on the Grand Parade side of the building. No hat this time. May 2018.

Walking the dog in Cork City.