A couple of weeks ago Jono and I headed up to Dublin for the day. There were a few reasons that I wanted to go up, the first was to see the Sculpture in Context exhibition at the National Botanical Gardens, the second was to see an exhibition by a photographer I follow on Twitter,... Continue Reading →
Foggy Friday
I'm probably in the minority but I love foggy mornings and today was certainly foggy. The photo above was taken at 10am on the Green Road, Sligo - where I usually take my shots of Lough Gill. I couldn't see the lake today - or anything else, except the cobwebs. Hope you like the pics.
Sailing into Autumn
A very lazy blog post and some even lazier photos. This morning was a lovely misty morning so before I had to be anywhere I got a few pics of the boats on the Garavogue River in Sligo. I couldn't be bothered getting the camera out, even though it was with me - I told... Continue Reading →
The Exhibition is on the move
Part of yesterday was spent packing up the Wild Atlantic Wayfarer exhibition from the Hawk's Well Theatre. It's been wonderful to have an exhibition there and my sincere thanks to the Hawk's Well, Look West. I'd also like to thank everyone who called in to see it and of course those who purchased an image.... Continue Reading →
Deliciousness at The Draft House
Lucy and I went along to The Draft House last week for lunch to celebrate her birthday. I'd heard good things about the place so I was keen to check it out. The Draft House is one of the new kids on the block in terms of pubs and restaurants in Sligo. It's located in... Continue Reading →
Remembering the Armada
Under a gloomy sky were crosses in the sand. These crosses were to commemorate and remember the 1,100 sailors and soldiers who perished following the loss of three great Spanish Armada ships on Streedagh Beach, Sligo, Ireland in September 1588. The Grange and Armada Development Association (GADA) hosted a family day as part of the... Continue Reading →
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