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EOHAlice06 11th July 2022 XX Des O'Driscoll Features Alice Taylor in her back garden in Innishannon Co. Cork . Picture; Eddie O'Hare
EOHAlice05 11th July 2022 XX Des O'Driscoll Features Alice Taylor enjoys the delights of back garden in Innishannon Co. Cork . Picture; Eddie O'Hare
EOHAlice04 11th July 2022 XX Des O'Driscoll Features Alice Taylor enjoys the delights of back garden in Innishannon Co. Cork . Picture; Eddie O'Hare
EOHAlice01 11th July 2022 XX Des O'Driscoll Features Alice Taylor enjoys the delights of back garden in Innishannon Co. Cork . Picture; Eddie O'Hare
EOHAlice03 11th July 2022 XX Des O'Driscoll Features Alice Taylor at the spot where she has breakfast in her at Innishannon Co. Cork . Picture; Eddie O'Hare
LC-crann-na-nOg-05 John Hayes of Special Branch Carvers (Co Waterford) is halfway through a month long project to carve a 10 metre high tree stump, to be named 'Crann na nÓg', at Ballymakeera Co Cork. A member of the Cedar family of trees it was thought to have been planted around the time the National School SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA opened approx 120 years ago.. It is a joint project between Ballymakeera Tidy Towns and SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA National School. Crann na nOg will be a 'tree of stories' featuring 9 white deer, St Gobnait, books, bats, owls, bees and other wildlife and children and based on the drawings of over 120 pupils of the national school. The tree was cut over two years ago when it stopped growing and was diseased. It was removed due to the danger it posed as it was located beside a school, public footpath and the busy N22 road to Killarney-Cork. Located at the entrance to Naomh Aban Terrace the sculpted tree stump will be a beautiful addition to the Gaeltacht village. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-crann-na-nOg-04 John Hayes of Special Branch Carvers (Co Waterford) is halfway through a month long project to carve a 10 metre high tree stump, to be named 'Crann na nÓg', at Ballymakeera Co Cork. A member of the Cedar family of trees it was thought to have been planted around the time the National School SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA opened approx 120 years ago.. It is a joint project between Ballymakeera Tidy Towns and SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA National School. Crann na nOg will be a 'tree of stories' featuring 9 white deer, St Gobnait, books, bats, owls, bees and other wildlife and children and based on the drawings of over 120 pupils of the national school. The tree was cut over two years ago when it stopped growing and was diseased. It was removed due to the danger it posed as it was located beside a school, public footpath and the busy N22 road to Killarney-Cork. Located at the entrance to Naomh Aban Terrace the tree stump will be a beautiful addition to the Gaeltacht village. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-crann-na-nOg-02 John Hayes of Special Branch Carvers (Co Waterford) is halfway through a month long project to carve a 10 metre high tree stump, to be named 'Crann na nÓg', at Ballymakeera Co Cork. A member of the Cedar family of trees it was thought to have been planted around the time the National School SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA opened approx 120 years ago.. It is a joint project between Ballymakeera Tidy Towns and SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA National School. Crann na nOg will be a 'tree of stories' featuring 9 white deer, St Gobnait, books, bats, owls, bees and other wildlife and children and based on the drawings of over 120 pupils of the national school. The tree was cut over two years ago when it stopped growing and was diseased. It was removed due to the danger it posed as it was located beside a school, public footpath and the busy N22 road to Killarney-Cork. Located at the entrance to Naomh Aban Terrace the tree stump will be a beautiful addition to the Gaeltacht village. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-crann-na-nOg-01 John Hayes of Special Branch Carvers is halfway through a month long project to carve a 10 metre high tree stump, to be named 'Crann na nÓg', at Ballymakeera Co Cork. A member of the Cedar family of trees it was thought to have been planted around the time the National School SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA opened approx 120 years ago.. It is a joint project between Ballymakeera Tidy Town and SCOIL ABÁN NAOFA National School. Crann na nOg will be a 'tree of stories' featuring 9 white deer, St Gobnait, books, bats, owls, bees and other wildlife and based on the drawings of over 120 pupils of the national school. The tree was cut over two years ago when it stopped growing and was diseased. It was removed due to the danger it posed as it was located beside a school, public footpath and the busy N22 road to Killarney-Cork. Pic; Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-15 Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-12 Brothers Donie and Paddy with cousins Eoghan, Seamus, Cillian and Beirti relax at the end of swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-14 Swim instructor Zenas Feachem helps participants cool down at the end of the Irish Water Safety swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-13 Swim instructor Zenas Feachem helps participants cool down at the end of the Irish Water Safety swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-11 Sisters Mairead and Fiona Ni Mhurchu and Owen O'Conaill in the water at the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-10 Sisters Sulan and Beibhinn Ni Suilleabhain with their certificates at the end of swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-09 Sisters Sulan and Beibhinn Ni Suilleabhain at the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-08 Young participants with swim instructor Danu Feachem at the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-07 Young participant Dylan O'Ceilleachair with his aunt Nina Ni Cheilleachair at the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-06 Young participants in the water at the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins
LC-swim-coolea-05 Young participants Roisin, Isobel, Caoimhe, Megan, Grainne, and Hannah proudly wave their certificates after completing the swim week. Pet O’Connell request: Friday July 15: The Presentation of Irish Water Safety certificates at end of children’s swimming week at Linn Snámha Chúil Aodha outdoor pool (Coolea), Co Cork. Pic: Larry Cummins

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Current offers: Prints ordered will not have the watermark. Postage of products within Ireland is INCLUDED in the prices displayed.
Delivery will be added to orders outside the Island of Ireland.
Add a gift card or promo code or voucher

**All framed photos to be collected from Fuji Photo Finish, 14 Penrose Quay, Cork T23 PCX7' - we will contact you when ready.


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