Jesse Jackson

The Reverend Jesse Jackson in The Chapel in Trinity College Dublin, today, after he addressed the Historical Society. He then walked back to his hotel stopping to speak to people once or twice along the way.




He stopped at the bottom of Grafton Street to read what pavement artist Craig Wightman had written regarding life and homelessness. Craig is in transitional housing awaiting a permanent home.

Cimetiere, St. Pierre, La Réunion

Some images from a cemetery in St. Pierre, La Réunion, a French island in the Indian Ocean, between Madagascar and Mauritius.

Dylan Haskins, Independent Candidate

Dublin South East independent candidate, Dylan Haskins, launched his election campaign today at Andrews Lane, Dublin.

Veteran Socialist, Trinidad de la Cuba

The Cuban people seem to remain very loyal to the revolution even if they now feel frustrated and disaffected. I met this veteran of '59 in Trinidad de la Cuba. A contemporary of Castro, Guevara & Cienfuegos, he now survives by selling cigarettes, paintings & political pamphlets from his front parlour. Pictures on the wall show him in earlier times as a delegate to an international socialist congress.

Connemara Again

I'd just run the Connemara half marathon with my brother, Shane back in March '09. We came back via Roundstone and stopped off in O'Dowd's for some well earned fish'n'chips.

Pondering 2011

A picture I made in the Necropolis Cristobal Colón, Havana's main city cemetery, named after Christopher Columbus.

Africa Day, Iveagh Gardens 2010

The Solanke Brothers, Moyo (6), Nekan (21) and Diji (15), from Drogheda.

I covered Africa Day 2009 & 2010 for DHR Communications, it was great to photograph. I am currently reviewing images to be included on my website which is coming soon and will include a comprehensive Africa Day gallery.