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Weddings by David Clynch of Waterford

Posted on Wednesday, Mar 23rd, 2011 by David Clynch Photography

This gallery shows a selection of wedding photographs from some of the recent weddings I have photographed.

Win a 1000e Photoshoot from Giggles & Smiles

Posted on Tuesday, Mar 22nd, 2011 by Alan Murphy

Support Irish maternity hospitals by purchasing "The Art of Life: Bumps & Babes" for only €30 before Mothers Day, April 3rd, and you will be in a draw for a photoshoot at Giggles and Smiles Photography including: A Signature Wall Art ...

Wedding in Cabra Castle, Kingscourt, County Cavan

Posted on Monday, Mar 21st, 2011 by Paul

A beautiful winter wedding at Cabra Castle.

“There Are No Commercial Applications For Documentary Photography”

Thursday, Mar 17th, 2011 | Source: The Documentary Photographer

(c) Roger Overall 2010 Just over a year ago I had a series of meetings with a dozen or so advertising and marketing agencies in Dublin. I wanted to show them the commercial possibilities of my documentary approach to imagery. The ...

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Lee Valley Ireland

Thursday, Mar 17th, 2011 | Source: I TAKE PHOTEES

Especially for St Patricks Day, here is some Irish Country Clothing I shot recently! Check out www.leevalleyireland.com I love their PJs!!! How cute does Shane look with his night cap! HAPPY ST PATRICKS DAY ! ...

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The Commitments

Tuesday, Mar 15th, 2011 | Source: Keith Heneghan

The Commitments were on stage at The Royal Theatre, Castlebar on Saturday night last for the first leg of their Irish tour. The original band have reformed twenty years after the release of the movie based on the Roddy Doyle novel. Although ...

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An Taoiseach Coming Home

Monday, Mar 14th, 2011 | Source: Keith Heneghan

I was commissioned to photograph the homecoming of Mayo’s first ever Taoiseach in Castlebar on Saturday night. A truly historic occasion and one which will live in local memory for a long time. Congratulations to An Taoiseach Enda Kenny.

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