The Ha'Penny Bridge, DublinDublin's Ha'penny Bridge is an iconic structure in the city. Opened on 19 May 1816, the first dedicated footbridge over the river Liffey, it was also the first iron bridge in Ireland. The bridge was officially named after the first duke of Wellington, the Dublin born victor of the Battle of Waterloo. From an original acrylic painting The prints are printed on a Epson matte paper with UV Archival protection, using pigmented archival Epson inks (Ultra

framed in a white box frame 105x54cmcm approx

in Lanzarote

I wanted to reflect the Burren in this one so I have the limestone landscape in the background and the tractor in a field or circular furrows where once potatoes were grown

Mary and St

It's kind of cute and makes me smile

From an original acrylic painting of Inis Oirr Beach

mounted print 52x26cm

Ennistymon is a popular country market town in west Clare

The painting is 60x60cm acrylic on canvas and unframed

Coming over the bridge is a local character Michael Davoren

with the actual musical notes from the "Siege of Ennis" floating in the sky

emerald green water which remains still all day long just like in a swimming pool