My First Time To Photograph The Athlunkard Bridge
Explore the history, architecture, and enduring legacy of Limerick's Athlunkard Bridge, from its 1830 construction by the Pain brothers to its modern photographic appeal.
on Tuesday, 20th October
In 2025 I Used The Absolute Hotel As My Base For Exploring Limerick City
A 15-year retrospective on photographing Limerick and navigating its shifting hotel market—comparing stays at The Pier, The George, Pery’s, the Absolute Hotel, and No. 1 Pery Square.
on Thursday, 8th October
The Street Art Scene In Limerick As It Was In July 2025 - The Fujifilm Sessions
An exploration of the street art scene in Limerick from July 2025 to 2026, examining why major murals remain infrequent, the stagnation of utility box art projects, the impact of Georgian heritage planning restrictions, and the persistent challenge of urban tagging across the city.
on Wednesday, 7th October
Honan's Quay In Limerick Is A Canvas Of Contradictions - Close Up And Far Away
Explore Honan’s Quay in Limerick City through two distinct vantage points. An in-depth look at how Digo Diego's ground and wall murals revitalised the former Dunnes Stores site amidst the University of Limerick’s controversial €8m acquisition.
on Sunday, 4th October
Urban Depression On North Street In Belfast And Urban Expression Off Rosemary Street Featuring Street Art By SillyMe
The standout piece of the laneway uses the architecture perfectly. Painted into the recess of a bricked-up archway, SillyMe has created a window into a magical forest. A fox sits gazing upward, mesmerized by a canopy of glowing, golden lights that tumble down like fireflies. The use of the arch frames the piece, giving the illusion that you could step through the wall and join the fox in the woods. It is a moment of quiet magic in a gritty urban setting.
on Friday, 4th September
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