Another day.
Another pre-dawn, Dublin Bus commute.
Photographs by Donal Moloney.
Previously: The Commuters Part 1
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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….
Early Riser
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Saturday morning.
Donal Moloney writes:
Couldn’t sleep Friday night so got up at 5am and headed for Bull Island to catch first light and see if there was anything interesting. I was done by 6.30am and then headed to Poolbeg for a stroll…
Pine The Pilcrow – Only Ghosts
Video directed by Donal Moloney, who writes:
A couple of months ago I was asked to do a talk in the Tara Buildings on as part of their excellent ‘Creative Mornings’ monthly program.
Prior to my talk the audience were treated to a few songs performed by a newish Irish group called ‘Pine The Pilcrow’. I had never heard of them before but they blew me away with their melancholic and haunting tones.
Their sound seemed a perfect fit for a video idea I had. Their new single ‘Only Ghosts’ (released today) was particularly suited to my notion. I approached them after the talk and they were more than keen to collaborate. I did some prep work and shot this (above) a couple of weeks ago with the assistance of some great friends. If you ever get the chance, check them out.
Previously: Donal Moloney on Broadsheet
For your consideration.
The life-affirming follow up to Donal Moloney’s documentary on his friend Martin’s homeless odyssey.
In fairness.
Previously: For You Consideration: Martin
Hallow There
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Last night.
Dublin
The Halloween parade from Macnas, world-renowned pioneers of imagination and invention.
Their parade, Memory Song, marked the end of the Bram Stoker Festival.
Pics by Donal Moloney and Lea Farrell/Rollingnews
Donal Moloney writes:
Meanwhile, at the back of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre [Dublin 2] aver the weekend..