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In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgOct 11, 2026
Cobh on St Patrick’s Night
I watched the St Patrick’s Day fireworks in Cobh this year from across the water. This must have been at the start of the event as the boat firing the fireworks drifted quite far down the harbour by the time it finished.
2026Cobh
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgOct 9, 2026
Tartan on the Double Lines
Early August, 2019. A nice evening.
2019Black and White
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgOct 8, 2026
A Robin in the Castle Grounds
Way back in April 2022 I came across a robin in the grounds of Blarney Castle. He watched me for several moments and seemed untroubled by my presence, so I got a few shots off before he flew off!
2022bird
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgOct 7, 2026
The Watcher by the Wall
I found this stag at the edge of a field in Killarney National Park in October 2022, standing under an old tree behind a mossy stone wall. I think we were just headed for a late breakfast when someone spotted him in a field off the road.
antlersAutumn
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgOct 6, 2026
Salamah on Sullivan’s Quay
In August 2022 the gable at the corner of Sullivan’s Quay and Drinan Street carried Joe Caslin’s portrait of Salamah, a woman seeking asylum in Ireland, with two huge hands held over her head like a roof. It was part of A Story of Home, a Cork Midsummer Festival project made with the Cork Migrant […]
A Story of HomeCork
Michael Donohoe
Michael DonohoeSep 16, 2026
Hacking the Tesco Clubcard for Fun and Profit
Not really. There’s no profit here, and no hacking. A small and boring Apple Wallet workaround for Tesco’s App Store region problem. My daughter left the US to study at Trinity in Dublin for the next four years. One of the slightly ridiculous problems she ran into was the Tesco Clubcard. Tecos is a large
Apple WalletiPhone
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsSep 16, 2026
Kimmel: Trump is Constantly Falling Asleep, Mitch McConnell Seems Good & Guillermo on Dancing with the Stars
Our show won zero Emmys last night, Trump was in Ireland over the weekend for a golf tournament, he is constantly falling asleep on camera, Mitch McConnell returned to work yesterday after a three month absence, Trump has A.I. totally under control, a Russian oligarch paid the bill for Don Jr’s wedding party, and Guillermo kicked off his journey on Dancing with the Stars!!!
DementiaDonald Trump
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgSep 14, 2026
Night at Monart
If you stay at Monart Destination Spa you'll see a fabulous fountain and the bridge in the background lit up like this at night.
2026duckweed
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgSep 12, 2026
A Break in the Doorway
I spotted someone sitting in the doorway of a food truck in Rory Gallagher Place, Cork, and liked the contrasting colours of what I saw.
2026ASICS
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgSep 8, 2026
Guarding the Beacon
I walked up to photograph the Beacon and found a cow there first. It watched me carefully, judging if I was worthy of visiting the Baltimore Beacon. Or maybe it was just resting in the hazy sun of a warm afternoon in West Cork.
BaltimoreBaltimore Beacon
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsSep 8, 2026
The Bob Cesca Podcast: Lando's Co-Pilot
Today's program from our podcasting affiliate, The Bob Cesca Show: Lando’s Co-pilot -- We start the week with a super-sized Good News segment: Great news about the midterms; the Missouri Supreme Court unanimously blocked the state’s new Republican-drawn congressional map; A federal judge blocked Trump’s second attempt to restrict birthright citizenship; A reclaimed West Virginia coal mine is becoming a solar-and-long-duration-storage plant; A new poll has Trump's approval at 33%; and more! Donald made up another story about himself on 9/11. ...
Bob CescaDavid Ferguson
In Photos dot Org
In Photos dot OrgAug 30, 2026
The Stones Arches of Ballydehob
The tide was full, and the water had gone completely flat, so the stone arches came out twice in the frame. We were lucky. The weather back home in Blarney was atrocious, with rain falling from cloudy skies.
2026Ballydehob
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsAug 21, 2026
Rosie O'Donnell Sings a Song for Donald Trump
Rosie O’Donnell says goodbye on her final night as guest host and talks about going back to Ireland, wanting to become the next Golden Bachelorette, her crush Sydney James Harcourt being on the show, COVID cases surging in almost every state right now, our fate being in the hands of Robert F. Kennedy Jr, receiving an email from Barbra Streisand, and she closes out her week at the show with a song for a very special boy.
Barbra StreisandDonald Trump
Little Green Footballs
Little Green FootballsAug 18, 2026
Guest Host Rosie O'Donnell Makes Her Talk Show Return
Guest Host Rosie O’Donnell talks about making her talk show hosting return, not being behind a desk since her daytime talk show The Rosie O’Donnell Show almost 30 years ago, moving to Ireland after reading Project 2025 and Trump won the election, how the people of Ireland have welcomed her there, and wanting to date her new pharmacist.
Donald TrumpIreland
Such a Thing as Society
Such a Thing as SocietyMar 19, 2026
The Screen Between Us
Why British and Irish broadcasters are geoblocking their own natural audience — and why it must stop
Ireland
Such a Thing as Society
Such a Thing as SocietyMar 11, 2026
The Archipelago That Forgot Itself
It’s time Britain and Ireland got our shit together
Ireland unitedkingdom
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryMar 3, 2026
The Medieval Origins of Religious White Supremacy: English Imperialism, Crusade Defeats, and the Doctrine of Discovery
Callan traces how medieval English myths, crusade defeat, and Irish colonization shaped Christian white supremacy and fed the global Doctrine of Discovery.
christianitycrusades
frankhecker.com
frankhecker.comFeb 9, 2020
Fast, cheap, or good elections, pick any two
Some thoughts on the Iowa caucuses vs. the Irish general election.
Irelandpolitics

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