Friday evening.
Dingle, county Kerry.
Donal Moloney writes:
A vist to Foxy John’s – half a hardware store, half an Irish pub- for parts and porter…
Friday evening.
Dingle, county Kerry.
Donal Moloney writes:
A vist to Foxy John’s – half a hardware store, half an Irish pub- for parts and porter…
A Postcard from Inch.
By Donal Moloney, who writes:
24 hours before Level 3 lockdown in late September, I headed for Kerry. I was desperate to try out a new video camera that was loaned to me for the weekend. The light on the west coast is always beautiful this time of year. Saturday was spent chatting and mingling with the locals on Inch Beach.
Donal Moloney writes:
Left Dublin for Kerry last Friday morning to get some lone time for a couple of days. Friday evening (above) was the prefect start…
Rollers.
A short documentary by photographer and filmmaker Donal Moloney, who writes:
A couple of years back I come up with a notion to document a few interviews with some older ladies who still enjoy the weekly ritual of having their hair put in rollers. There’s something wonderfully decadent about it but sadly it’s on the wane.
I had a few hairdressers earmarked around Dublin. My first port of call was one in Fairview to test the water. For various work commitments I put the project on hold. Last week I was going through an old hardrive and found this (above)…
Last night.
Luas passengers struggle under a thick blanket of heavy fog/smog/dry ice.
Spooky.
Photos by Donal Moloney
Another day.
Another pre-dawn, Dublin Bus commute.
Photographs by Donal Moloney.
Previously: The Commuters Part 1
Scenes by Donal Moloney from this Summer’s Calcio Storica.
A combination of football, rugby and wrestling.
Donal Moloney writes:
It’s possibly the most dangerous sport of Earth. Back in June I crossed another one off the bucket list and had the privilege of attending Calcio Storico in Florence.
Months of planning and a hard neck had me attend the event as the only non-Italian photographer for both semi-finals. Lots of stress getting the pass but worth it. Great craic…
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
Donal Moloney writes:
Took a stroll through St Stephens Green on Saturday afternoon and spotted a few nice scenes. There were some people doing the Tango at the bandstand that I found particularly beautiful….