inphotos.org: Deep Blue Sky
The blue sky over Kilkee Beach in County Clare. What a beautiful day that was!
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inphotos.org: Spencer Tunick photos went online today
Spencer Tunick’s Irish photos might be online but you wouldn’t know it as the site is down, probably from the rush of people trying to see their neighbours or friends in the nip. Oops. Should have done a deal with Pix.ie!
I did manage to grab one image off there this afternoon and Vic has a few shots which I’ve added to a small gallery. Photos from Cork (he shot in Blarney and in the City) will eventually be seen here. Give it a few days until the site quietens down again.
Photos copyright Spencer Tunick.
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- Spencer Tunick photoshoot in Blarney Co. Cork, Ireland
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Porchfield: Elected
Dónall hugs his sister Kate after winning a seat for the Labour Party on Trim Town Council. I have held the seat for ten years but have had to retire for health reasons. Labour gained a seat with James O’Shea also getting in. We also gained a seat in the Trim County Council area at the expense of Fianna Fáil. The results should be available here eventually.
Photos and Ponderings: Flower
I should really learn the name of flowers so my titles would be slightly less boring.
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Hot off the Memory Card: Harley by the Sea
There was a Harley Davidson rally in Killarney this weekend and a few of the bikes passed through Inch on Sunday.
Kyle Tunney Photography: Car O’ Fun
Nice wide angled shot taken on the way west last weekend. This time my heads actually in the car 
The Almond Croissant Diaries: Botanic Gardens
…the very last post from the Botanic Gardens I promise!
I took far too many photographs while I was there, but with the weather being as amazing as it was, it was hard not to take pictures! So here are a few final flower photos…
…and then a few final glasshouse pictures. I loved these old Victorian buildings. They wery fascinating and great to photograph.
