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I have had a number of requests from lots of people, since last years Naas Christmas fair, to pick this scene for a painting. I guess with lockdown and the weekly pedestrianisation of the canal walk, this image has become a very special to many of you.I hope you think I have done it proud.Available ..

The Leinster Mill is located in Naas, County Kildare.. This mill was built in 1790 to coincide with the opening of the "new" Naas branch of the Grand Canal and was run by the Odlum family for nearly 200 years, for the process and milling of various types of wheat and grain.In the day, canals were th..

Kavanagh's Pub, Naas, Co KildareAvailable Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

Available Framed or Unframed in various sizes...

This is a painting of one my favourite "watering hole's" here in my hometown of Naas....Hayden's Pub. I have always found it a great place to trip a long for a pint as it still maintains the genuine feel and atmosphere of a "real" Irish pub. The ambiance, the atmosphere and the great friendly staff ..

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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 ..

"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...

Tommy Fletcher's pub is a famous watering hole situated right in the middle of the bustling town of Naas. It has had many famous patrons including the famous Irish actor Noel Purcell, who frequented the pub every year for The Punchestown Races and a certain Ronnie Wood from the Rolling Stone's.There..