Featured Work

  • Baby it's cold outside by Rebs O

    My liccle sister trying to keep warm, taken in Co.Galway, Ireland

  • Airmid by AlteredIllusions

    Airmid was created in honor of one of my grandmothers. I used a vintage photo of her, taken when she was 18. She was sitting in bright sunlight, wearing a dark colored dress with a sailor collar. I loved the high contrast of her face and how she is looking down, so I cropped her head and printed it on paper we made from cornhusks. Also included in this piece is potpourri, acrylic paint, and a wand constructed of a branch, raffia, wire, and glass beads and gems. From my Goddess series, Airmid is the Celtic goddess of herbal healing, and she stood guard over the Well of Slaine in Ireland. She is said to live in the mountains of Ireland yet today, healing faeries and humans who need her help. Water is her element.

  • Irish Light by espanek

    Photo taken in the Comeragh Mountains, Co.Waterford

  • "Songs Me Da Got Pissed To" by Alice McMahon White

    Pen and ink drawing with an added wash of Guinness Stout. This drawing was a commission for the Boston pub band “The Gobshites”. They will use the drawing as cover art for their new cd “Songs Me Da Got Pissed To”. The portraits onn the wall are JFK and the band leader’s “Da”. I developed the technique for painting with stout after I spilled a drop of Guinness on my sketchbook while sketching session musicians at a local Irish pub. Visit The Gobshites website at http://www.gobshites.com/

  • Out of Line by Philip Rogan

    Taken in 1997, Junish when I did one weeks work experience with the fantastic photographers of the legendary newspaper, The Irish Times. / These photographers were and are the creme de la creme of the Irish press and it was a delight to have come back from a shoot with one to see the others arriving back in dribs and drabs with their various visual booty. Everything was shot on film still but the negs were processed on the spot and slapped onto a lightbox where with sharp eyes and the aid of a lupe selections were rapidly made to be neg scanned there and then for the photo editor to choose from. / / One simple rule was no adding or subtracting anything , dodging, burning, cropping all ok. One guy had to shoot an infestation of rabbits in a field, there were hundreds if not thousands of them but a wide angle shot showed little or nothing and when he used his telephoto he only ever managed three rabbits. The fact was voiced that with photoshop they could always composite the rabbits to give more of the, in fact, true story but this was an absolute no no, either you got the shot or you did not. I respected them all the more for this as if it applied to rabbits it applied to baton or non baton wielding polimen and rioters. I got this shot of a line of cub scouts and girl guides by borrowing the pro’s 600mm monster. What a joy of a lens. One week and a great experience at the Irish Times encouraged by my lovely Auntie Helen.

  • Traditional Sail by Orla Flanagan

    Traditional Galway Hooker sailing in Baltimore harbour, West Cork, Ireland

  • going in by peter hoenderdos

    a fine day at the beach in salthill. / This is close to the diving tower. Those people weren’t there at the same time. I had to edit them together. But I like the line in them. If you look closely you see somebody appearring twice in it

  • Saint Columcille of Iona by Alice McMahon White

    Pen and ink with watercolor wash. One of the patron saints of Ireland, Saint Columcille is known for training the monks in the art of illuminating manuscripts. He founded the famous monastery on the island of Iona. The face here is my maternal grandfather.

  • Sweet Carnlough Bay Harbour ... by SNAPPYDAVE

    I was inspired by the Irish folk singer Paddy Reilly while listening to the radio in the car this day. He was singing a brilliant song ‘sweet carnlough bay’ and I had little else to do so I stopped to pick up the camera and drove there. I took a few pics to remind me of the moment, this is one. Oh … I bought the cd on the way home :-)

  • COW AND IRISH COTTAGE by Maria Murphy

    COW AND IRISH COTTAGE / IRELAND / PHOTOGRAPH © All rights reserved.Maria Murphy Art 2006-2008 / E-mail: mariamurphyangelart@eircom.net / Website http://www.mariamurphyart.com Visit my Gift Shop ~ “House of Gifts” / http://www.cafepress.com/houseofgifts

  • Happy 21st Anto by Gerard Horan

    Photo of a street entertainer in Killorglin County Kerry Ireland during Puck Fair.

Recent Work

  • Setting Sun by Audrey Baker

    Charles Fort / Kinsale, Ireland /

  • Writing

    Finnegan's Wake…Thanum and Dhul are we, my sister and I. We have lived in the dark beneath the boards for the breadth of our lives, and the length as wel…

    Inspired in subject and in style by Angela Carter. Thanum and Dhul, did’ye think she was dead?

  • Blarney Castle4 by Christine Amstutz

    The “mysterious” Blarney Castle I visited last year. It was my first trip to Ireland. I hope you’ll like the picture.

  • The Gloaming by HughC

    Coming up that barren hill, / The Riverfolk, garrulous and swarthy / Cut a lonely dash in search of grail; / Announced by the suck suck / Of cloven hooves through the gloaming. Their chaliced ewers and spartan brae / Flow down ice cold to God knows where. / When footlight and sunken jowls go / Drock, cleg and kinch. / Squirrelly heart and jumping souls listen for that darkening; / And know time is coming. Their time.

  • Cliffs of Moher1 by Christine Amstutz

    What an exquisite view! Very impressive.

  • Fanad Head, Ireland by NorthwoodsArts

    Fanad Head is one of Ireland’s most beautiful lighthouses. I hope that I have done it justice.

  • That's Whiskey with an E by ragman

    Lockes Irish Whiskey Distillery Kilbrennan, Ireland That’s Whiskey with an ‘E’ !

  • Causeway of Giants by ragman

    Giants Causeway County Antrim Northern Ireland

  • Brian Cowen by Ignacio Candel

    Ireland’s next bertie ahern. Client: WMB Magazine Year: 2008

About This Group

The Ireland group – for those who love and for those who don’t, have visited or live in the Emerald Isle. This is the place to be where you can share your art, photographs, writing and poetry that relates to Ireland and to you.

We are looking for images that have something to do with Ireland as opposed to somewhere else. Mostly that means that they were taken in Ireland though that is not always necessary. Pictures that reflect Ireland but were taken in Australia, Europe, the States or in fact anywhere in the world are also acceptable but we will limit the amount of pix we accept taken in Irish pubs!

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