Poolbeg sunrise
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Poolbeg sunrise
Jason Isaac’s in The White Lotus saying “Do you think you could live with no money?”
Talking to young people about a career in the creative industries:
Does every tv programme these days have to start with a one minute segment telling you exactly what’s going to happen in the programme….so what’s the point in watching 👴🏻
Beautiful evening light in Dublin
Pat Ingoldsby 1994
Honoured to have 3 shots in the top 100 in the AIB Press Photographers Ireland awards tonight! Congrats to James Crombie who won the Overall award with Miriam O’Callaghan as the brilliant host , thanks to AIB for sponsoring the awards and thanks to Mick O’Neill for the pic! 🙏🏻
Soft day on Abbey Street Today
Jesus Healing the Paralytic at the Pool of Bethesda, Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, 1670, 📸 by @Stuart_PhotoAFC
Very sad to hear of the passing of Kathleen Farrell the flower seller on corner of Meath St Thomas St. I photographed her back in 2018 after getting a few bunches of lilies. She was an institution, full of local info, gossip and craic. RIP
The Royle Family ‘Queen of Sheba has to be the best bit of TV ever 🥲
Dusk
It was Celia 🙏🏻
Liffey Sunrise
A USSR style Simon Harris* mural outside the polling station! 🤣
*it’s not really Simon Harris….all resemblance to any person living or dead is purely coincidental
#ge24
Good morning, my friends❣️😊☕️☕️🐾🫶✌️
Oh Bert! #stormbert
Before Insta and TikTok a boy used to collect stamps and coins, was looking through the coin box today as a jewellery wants to buy some to make cool necklaces and found this doozy, a UVF 5p! Intimidation propaganda old skool
An oldie I took many years back that was made into a John Hinde Postcard much to delight of my Nana who sent a congratulations card with a €20 note ❤️
What a game!
The pressure to come up with a witty opening line…..writer’s block …..I say it best when I say nothing at all
Hello Bluesky! The Royal Hospital in Kilmainham’s stained glass window of the chapel. The window was a gift from Queen Victoria, donated after a visit to the hospital in 1849.
