Glendalough, 29th December 2008

Dun Laoghaire Fishing Boats, 22nd November 2008

Percy Horner, 1896-1916

Percy was from The Cottage, Shanganagh Terrace, Ballybrack, the son of William and Josephine Horner.

His name is carved into the back pew of the gallery. His name is the first recorded on the church war memorial. He died at the Somme on 1st July 1916. He has no known grave. His name is among the seventy thousand with no known grave on the arch at Thiepval.

Carlisle Pier, Dun Laoghaire

It's hard now to imagine the busyness of this place in former times.

October Bank Holiday in Enniscorthy

October Bank Holiday in Wexford

Dun Laoghaire Sunset, 20th September 2008

Moon over Sandycove

What it could be like . . .

This morning's weather was the worst Irish summer day I can remember, even the DART line was flooded. Last January, in the depths of winter, we had blue sky and sunshine, and Killiney Bay looked Mediterranean.

Pearse Conjunction

Sequential billboards at Pearse Station

Greystones on a May Bank Holiday

Kilcoole

New Year's Day meant walking somewhere - Kilcoole seemed nice.