Did Belfast’s Original Buoy Park Spark A Island-Wide Public Fake Art Trend

Tracing an island-wide public art trend from Belfast’s 1994 Buoy Park to Waterford’s residential lawns—how salvaged navigational buoys replaced sculpture.

on Thursday, 12th November

I Cannot Resist Photographing Red Metal Yokes, But I Often Forget to Publish Them

Discover the history of the mysterious red steel column on Dublin's Pigeon House Road—a surviving 1983 Arklow Steel Symposium sculpture by the Sculptors' Society of Ireland.

on Monday, 9th November

Light Bulb Moment Is An Example Of Paint-A-Box Street Art

Discover Light Bulb Moment, a painted utility box at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin, created by Irish illustrator Steve McCarthy for the 2015 City of Physics initiative celebrating Gordon Moore and transistor technology.

on Monday, 9th November

I Used a Sony A7RII When I Visited The Historic Goldenbridge Cemetery In 2017

Discover the origin, Victorian heritage, and modern status of Goldenbridge Cemetery in Inchicore, Dublin. Founded in 1829 by Daniel O'Connell as Ireland's first non-denominational garden burial ground, explore its historical significance, resting places of political leaders like W. T. Cosgrave, and current visitor access policies following restoration after vandalism.

on Saturday, 7th November

Legacy Catalog - The First Gauge Test Of The Luas Cross City Extension 17 June 2017

A personal retrospective on capturing the historic first gauge test of the Luas Cross City extension in June 2017. Examines how the light rail link catalysed rapid urban change across Dublin 1 and Dublin 7—from the regeneration of Dominick Street and Dorset Street flats to the reimagining of Broadstone, Capel Street, and Bolton Street.

on Wednesday, 28th October