May 20, Cork versus Clare
What do Irish soccer captains, carpenters turned bus drivers, young lads on the lash, and kids refusing to support the county they were born in have in common? The love of
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Down the Pairc
When Seán Óg Ó hAilpín gave that great victory speech in 2005 after Cork had won the Liam McCarthy for the second year in succession, little did Cork fans believe that it
May 12, OFFALY VERSUS GALWAY
Tullamore was a town I had not been to before. I arrived there about an hour before throw in and made my way towards the pubs where the fans were
TO THE HEART OF HURLING: A photographic journey discovering what hurling means to us
TO THE HEART OF HURLING A photographic journey discovering what hurling means to us It’s that time of year again. The All-Ireland hurling championship begins in Tullamore this Saturday, as
How to make your photography fun
How can you say you love photography if it is 99% frustration? Do you even enjoy it? These were some of the questions put to me after my last blog
Why do you need a second Instagram account
That’s a question I am asked a lot: Why do I need a second Instagram account? Truth be told I don’t need one and I probably would be better off
Favourite 2017 Shot on iPhone Photographs
OK – I have tried to start this so many times in the recent weeks and each time I tell myself I will get it done tomorrow, knowing full well
HOW TO SUCCEED IN SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONS
With the upcoming Mobile Photography Awards competition taking place I was asked by Tommy Wallace to do an interview with him about smartphone photography competitions. Below is a copy of this interview.
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Busan in black and white
Busan was the first place I shot on iPhone using the Provoke app. This app is great fun to shoot with. I just kept it simple. Set and forget. I chose
My talk at ZafigoX
It was quite the honour to be the only male speaker invited to talk at ZafigoX Travel Conference for Women in Penang Malaysia in August. The premise of the talk was