Fine Art Prints

Located where Wexford and Waterford almost touch, is the small and ancient fishing village of Ballyhack. Together with its small but living fishing harbour and the medieval Norman Castle this is a stunning place to visit. Hook Lighthouse, the John F Kennedy household, Loftus Hall (claimed to be the..

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Possibly one of the most serene places in Dublin is St. Stephens Green. A favourite spot for office workers to have lunch on a busy day, a space to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, or simply a beautiful place to bring your children to feed the ducks and swans. St. Stephens Green..

For those of us who were lucky enough to grow up in the Rathcoole, Saggart and Newcastle area of county Dublin, you will know it as the “Old Library”.The scene itself goes back to the “Big Snow” of January 1982 when Rathcoole was cut off for a week from the rest of the world…..well, at least Dublin ..

This is a print of an original painting of two old boats at low tide in Ballyhack, Co. Wexford. I was sitting outside Walter Byrnes pub one beautiful Summers evening enjoying a pint, when I glanced around the tiny little harbour that lies just across the road. The tide was out and these two little b..

Christmas Wishes - The Owl and The Pussycat.This is a fantastic little toy shop that is situated in the very quaint and historical town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. Its old world charm is as a result of this town being the original English capital of Canada and was originally built in th..

The Fusiliers Arch stands at the entrance to St. Stephens Green in the very heart of Dublin City. It was erected in 1907 to commemorate the Irish soldiers who fought and died for the British army in South Africa during the Boer War. The names of every soldier is inscribed in the ceiling of the ..

Within a two minute walk of the bustling main street of Naas, Co Kildare lies a spur from the Grand Canal that extends right through the length of the town. This part of the canal was originally built to transport grain from the Odlum's mill in Sallins, to the Guinness brewery in Dublin. It ..

Within a two minute walk of the bustling main street of Naas, Co Kildare lies a spur from the Grand Canal that extends right through the length of the town. This part of the canal was originally built to transport grain from the Odlum's mill in Sallins, to the Guinness brewery in Dublin. It ..

A Safe HavenThis picture is from the beautiful small fishing harbour of Fethard-on-Sea in County Wexford. This harbour was built during the 1840/50's as part of a relief project to help local people during the potatoe famine in Ireland and although it is now over 160 years old it is still an active ..

"Tandy's Bridge", probably one of the more popular places in here in Naas and anyone who power walks, runs, cycles or just goes for a stroll, will know this place very well.Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

The Flowers Sellers, Grafton Street, Dublin.This lady is probably one of the most recognizable icons of Dublin city. She sits everyday at the top of Grafton Street at the junction with Harry Street, selling bouquets of flowers of all colours and origins. From Hydrangea's to roses, daffodils to Lilli..

The Ha'penny Bridge and Liberty Hall.Liberty Hall is probably my favorite "ugly" building in the world....its is dated, its not particularly attractive, it's not even a great architectural design with its zig zag roof that looks reminiscent of a straw hat. But what it is....its been part of the Dubl..

Print of the original watercolour of Slade Castle on the Hook Peninsula, Co. Wexford.Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Print of the original watercolour scene set in the beautiful town of Niagara-on-the-Lake.The three people in this picture are my wife and our two boys....happy memories!Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Located off the south west coast of Cobh, County Cork, Fastnet Rock is the furthest point south in Ireland. In fact, it was the very last part of Ireland that Irish emigrants, fleeing the great potato famine of 1845, ever saw of their home and earned itself the nickname "Irelands Teardrop". Even wri..

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