An Chonair (Conor Pass)

Year: 2026 Acrylic on Canvas: 70×100 cm Some places make you feel really small. In the best way. This is Conor Pass, on the Dingle Peninsula — the heart of Kerry. Ancient mountains, empty valleys, small lakes scattered below like they’ve been sitting there for centuries. Which, honestly, they probably have. I remember standing there …

BALLYSEEDY WOODS

Year:2026 Acrylic on Canvas:40×100 cm A quiet landscape, half-hidden in the shade of trees. Nothing dramatic. But there’s something in it that stays with me — a kind of quiet magic, and the memory of a really good day. Ballyseedy Woods is one of those places locals know and visitors often miss — an old …

TARBERT

Year: 2026 Acrylic on Canvas: 20×20 cm The idea for “Tarbert” came from a memory — warm but overcast, the air completely still. Tarbert is one of my favourite spots, exactly for that calm. It’s a small town where the car ferries leave for Co. Clare — and it was from the pier, right where …

WINTER TIDE

Year:2026. Acrylic on Canvas: 40×80 cm This painting takes me back to a winter memory — the local beach in Ballybunion, cold ocean, sun out, a bit of wind. The sand soaked through with cold water until it turned almost blue. There’s a particular magic to a winter ocean — clean sea air, and that …

BLENNERVILLE

Year:2026 Acrylic on Canvas: 24×30 cm Blennerville is one of those well-known spots — tourists come for the windmill, cameras up, postcard shot secured. And it’s a striking sight, no question. But this time I found myself drawn to something else — a small, weathered cottage standing quietly just beside it. Overgrown, forgotten by most …

LIAM’S COWS

Year:2026 Acrylic on Canvas Board: 30×40 cm It’s hard to imagine living in Kerry and not being inspired by a landscape with cows in it — they’re everywhere, every colour, every breed, scattered across every field you pass. This one’s a memory of a summer day when we lived in an old farmhouse, with cattle …

JUNE

Year: 2026 Acrylic on Canvas: 30×100 cm These are foxgloves — one of the most familiar summer sights in Ireland, blooming everywhere in June: along roadsides, in fields, on ditches. Tall, bold, unmistakable. For me, they’re the flower of an Irish summer. €450 Original acrylic on canvas, 30 x 100 cm. Framed, ready to hang. …

THE SAIL, FENIT

Year:2026 Acrylic on Canvas:30×100 cm Fenit, on a cool day that stayed with me long after — dramatic clouds, and a single sailboat set against a sky that seemed to be holding its breath. It felt like the moment just before something — the calm before, when everyone half-expects a storm. But the clouds and …

FOYNES VIEW

Year:2025 Acrylic on Paper: 27.5×85.5 cm I stood at the edge of water and time, where the port breathes diesel and salt, welcoming ships without pause, without rhythm — beyond any clock. This is Foynes, on the Shannon Estuary — a working harbour where cargo moves with the routes and the eras, and the plant …

Calm Morning

Year: 2024 Acrylic on Canvas Board-34×21.7 cm Gleensk, spotted very early one morning, on the road during a family road trip. We stopped for just five minutes — but the contrast stayed with me: dark forest in the foreground, neon-green fields along the cliff edge, a calm sky wrapped in soft haze, and mountains fading …