As it was a nice day today Barbara, Cosmo and I took a run out to Tinahely in Wicklow and went along the Railway Walk, 3km each way of a lovely, leafy, level walk - followed by a well deserved coffee and a scone in the Stonecutter Cafe in Aughrim !

Last Sunday the inaugural 'National Classic Spin' was held, with the event being organised by Irish Vintage Scene magazine , sponsored by FBD Insurance and raising funds for Aware. I was commissioned to cover the photopoint at Blessington Co.Wicklow, shooting the...

I popped out to Dublin Airport earlier today to picture the homecoming of Team Ireland from the Tokyo Olympics - star of the show was gold medal winner Kellie Harrington, along with bronze medal winner Aidan Walsh Copyright © 2021 Paul Sherwood paul@sherwood.ie; 087...

A few weeks back I took a walk around the Liberties in Dublin, an area I've driven through many times over the years but haven't had a chance to explore and found lots of interesting subjects to picture from the areas people, it's markets, lovely back streets and the...

We took an early evening walk a round Dalkey a few nights back, and this time walked our usual route in reverse, which meant I saw things I'd not spotted before - there's always so many great details around the town, ranging from boats, to postboxes, weather heated...

There was a stiff breeze blowing along the beach, which seemed to suit the kite surfer whizzing along with Dalkey Island in the background and Cormorants sat patiently on rocks, looking out to sea. Cosmo, our Labrador pup enjoyed playing with his ball in the water and...

11th July While out on a cycle ride we discovered the Rathmichael Cemetery, which is a hidden gem, at the end of a country lane around the back of Rathmichael. The ruin of the church is from the middle ages and there's also the base of a round tower beside it, with...

I find car parks interesting, with their light and shade, sometimes an eerie quality, and then areas lit by sun through a window or from above through a grate. With the colour taken away and transformed into B&W they take on a new dimension. Here's a few images...

We took a run out to Mount Usher in Ashford on Saturday afternoon, then drove back up the coast road and popped to Newcastle beach, where we didn't linger for long as it was so cold - then on the way home found a house in Greystones that's been done up for the filming...

The weather today was lovely, so Barbara & I cycled into Dublin to spend some time in Town, which we've not done for a long time. There was plenty to see and lots of colour too !   All photos copyright © Paul Sherwood...