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Arthurstown Quay, County Wexford is a charming original watercolour capturing the timeless character of this traditional Irish harbour. Fishing boats resting ashore, weathered stonework and village houses are beautifully complemented by the soft greens and blues of the surrounding countryside. Rich ..

Standing proudly along the picturesque seafront of Greystones, County Wicklow, the iconic Beach Bear sculpture takes centre stage in this atmospheric watercolour painting. Bathed in the soft hues of an Irish evening sky, the artwork captures both the playful character of the sculpture and the tranqu..

Bathed in the soft glow of a summer dawn, this exquisite watercolour captures one of Greystones' most recognisable landmarks against the tranquil backdrop of the Irish Sea. Standing proudly on the seafront, the historic anchor serves as a timeless reminder of the town's deep connection to the sea, w..

The Cattle Trough, Hook Head, County Wexford.For those of you familiar with the Hook Head, County Wexford, and in particular the beautiful coastal walk from Slade to the Hook Lighthouse, this scene will definately ring a bell. The cattle trough is located at possibly the most trecherous wall you nee..

"Baginbun Beach, Co. Wexford"Baginbun beach is located on the Hook Peninsula and not too far from Fethard-on-Sea in County Wexford. Folklore has it that it got it's name from the two Norman ships "La Bague" and "La Bonne" that landed there in the 12th century, which started the Norman invasion of Ir..

Nestled among rolling green hills and overlooking the waters of the Waterford estuary, this beautiful watercolour captures the quiet charm and historic character of the North Lighthouse at Duncannon. Bathed in soft evening light, the lighthouse keeper's house and elegant beacon stand proudly within ..

Beneath the ever-changing skies of Ireland's rugged southeast coast, a small herd of cattle graze peacefully on the windswept headland near the iconic Hook Lighthouse. Soft watercolour tones capture the tranquillity of country life, while the distant lighthouse stands proudly as a timeless sentinel ..

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Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

I've often heard art critics describe paintings of boats as being a little "twee" or "kitschy" and to be honest I can't understand why. I have always found boats, and their various shapes and sizes so interesting. They show the unbelievable skill used by master craftsmen to shape wood or steel into ..

The east pier in Dun Laoghaire is a famous spot walkers of all ages. In my earlier days it was where my myself and my wife use to go quiet regularly, when we were engaged....mainly because it was a free night out, a very important factor for a young couple saving to get married! And the reward ..

 On the Southside of Dublin's coastline lies the beautiful little suburb called Sandycove and it's here that James Joyce lived for a short time. The story goes that Oliver St John Gogarty lived in this Martello Tower well before him and that Joyce moved in with Gogarty after fork..

The quaint and tiny "Coliemore Harbour", is located near the village of Dalkey, a suburb of Dublin. As small as this little harbour is, it was, once upon a time, a docking port for largest sailing ships up to the 16th century. The harbour itself looks out onto Dalkey Island with it's old Martello t..

Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...