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  1. Christmas Eve on the Lee

    Christmas Eve in Cork, and the fog had settled over the south channel of the Lee and stayed put all morning. It was 2005, and the banks of the river looked very different. The old tax office still stood on Sullivan's Quay, and the Peace Park opposite still had trees and overgrown shrubs hanging over into the river.

    inphotos.org/2026/07/14/christ

  2. Christmas Eve on the Lee

    Christmas Eve in Cork, and the fog had settled over the south channel of the Lee and stayed put all morning. It was 2005, and the banks of the river looked very different. The old tax office still stood on Sullivan's Quay, and the Peace Park opposite still had trees and overgrown shrubs hanging over into the river.

    inphotos.org/2026/07/14/christ

  3. Cork Wash

    The brushes spin past in blue and yellow while a black Micra sits in the middle of the cycle. This was 2005, so the driver had a newspaper open across the wheel to fill the couple of minutes it took. Water beads across the bonnet and the Cork plate, 98-C-6325, reads clearly through the spray. A small wait, before mobile phones took over that kind of dead time.

    inphotos.org/2026/07/05/cork-w

  4. Cork Wash

    The brushes spin past in blue and yellow while a black Micra sits in the middle of the cycle. This was 2005, so the driver had a newspaper open across the wheel to fill the couple of minutes it took. Water beads across the bonnet and the Cork plate, 98-C-6325, reads clearly through the spray. A small wait, before mobile phones took over that kind of dead time.

    inphotos.org/2026/07/05/cork-w

  5. This is Dunnes in 2008

    The Dunnes Stores on St. Patrick’s Street, Cork was only a muddy construction site in March 2008. Only the distinctive yellow front of the building remained at this time.


    Apertureƒ/9CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length18mmISO200Shutter speed1/200s

    #2008 #buildingSite #Canon20D #construction #ConstructionSite #Cork #development #DunnesStores #Ireland #Photo #Photography #Sisk #Urban
  6. This is Dunnes in 2008

    The Dunnes Stores on St. Patrick’s Street, Cork was only a muddy construction site in March 2008. Only the distinctive yellow front of the building remained at this time.


    Apertureƒ/9CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length18mmISO200Shutter speed1/200s

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    #2008 #buildingSite #Canon20D #construction #ConstructionSite #Cork #development #DunnesStores #Ireland #Photo #Photography #Sisk #Urban
  7. Kids and Mazes on Grand Parade

    Cork was wrapped in a thick fog on a mild Christmas Eve in 2005. Children were running around a painted maze on the ground near the National Monument on Grand Parade and having a great time.

    Twenty years ago! So much has changed.


    Apertureƒ/3.5CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length18mmISO400Shutter speed1/1250s

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    #2005 #Canon20D #childhoodMemories #Cork #Fog #GrandParade #Ireland #nationalMonument #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography
  8. Father Mathew’s Legacy in Blue

    Father Mathew Hall in Cork is well known to generations of school kids who participated in the annual Feis Maitiú there. This is what it looked like in 2006 and while it is still blue, the overhang appears to be gone if you look at it in Google Maps.

    I hope they still play bingo there. 🙂


    Apertureƒ/7.1CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length20mmISO200Shutter speed1/250s

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    #2006 #bingoHall #Canon20D #communityCentre #Cork #CorkCity #CorkHistory #FatherMathewHall #FrMathewStreet #Ireland #IrishArchitecture #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #urbanPhotography
  9. The Cat Who Rules the Hedgerow

    A friend’s cat wandering out of a hedgerow on to the gate of a field on a lovely July evening many years ago.


    Apertureƒ/5.6CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length28mmISO200Shutter speed1/60s

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    #2006 #Animals #autumnFoliage #Canon20D #cat #Cork #feline #goldenHour #Ireland #naturePhotography #petPortrait #Photo #Photography #ruralIreland #tabbyCat
  10. The Crowd on Pana

    A huge crowd gathered around a man on stilts holding 3 flaming torches on St. Patrick Street, Cork in 2006. See how homogeneous the crowd is? A similar photo today would show a much more diverse set of people in modern Ireland.

    inphotos.org/2025/12/17/the-cr
    #2006 #busking #Canon20D #CelticTiger #Cork #crowd #Ireland #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPerformer #StreetPhotography #summer

  11. The Crowd on Pana

    A huge crowd gathered around a man on stilts holding 3 flaming torches on St. Patrick Street, Cork in 2006. See how homogeneous the crowd is? A similar photo today would show a much more diverse set of people in modern Ireland.

    inphotos.org/2025/12/17/the-cr
    #2006 #busking #Canon20D #CelticTiger #Cork #crowd #Ireland #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPerformer #StreetPhotography #summer

  12. The Crowd on Pana

    A huge crowd gathered around a man on stilts holding 3 flaming torches on St. Patrick Street, Cork in 2006. See how homogeneous the crowd is? A similar photo today would show a much more diverse set of people in modern Ireland.

    Apertureƒ/11CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length10mmISO200Shutter speed1/250s

    #2006 #busking #Canon20D #CelticTiger #Cork #crowd #Ireland #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #streetPerformer #StreetPhotography #summer

  13. The Crowd on Pana

    A huge crowd gathered around a man on stilts holding 3 flaming torches on St. Patrick Street, Cork in 2006. See how homogeneous the crowd is? A similar photo today would show a much more diverse set of people in modern Ireland.

    Apertureƒ/11CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length10mmISO200Shutter speed1/250s

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    #2006 #busking #Canon20D #CelticTiger #Cork #crowd #Ireland #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #streetPerformer #StreetPhotography #summer

  14. Communion Day on Patrick Street

    This was twenty years ago on St. Patrick Street, Cork. Not in December obviously, but in May when children all over the country were celebrating their first communion.

    inphotos.org/2025/12/16/commun
    #2005 #Canon20D #Catholic #childhood #Cork #family #FirstCommunion #Ireland #IrishTraditions #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #tradition

  15. Communion Day on Patrick Street

    This was twenty years ago on St. Patrick Street, Cork. Not in December obviously, but in May when children all over the country were celebrating their first communion.

    inphotos.org/2025/12/16/commun
    #2005 #Canon20D #Catholic #childhood #Cork #family #FirstCommunion #Ireland #IrishTraditions #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #tradition

  16. Communion Day on Patrick Street

    This was twenty years ago on St. Patrick Street, Cork. Not in December obviously, but in May when children all over the country were celebrating their first communion.

    Apertureƒ/13CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length55mmISO400Shutter speed1/320s

    #2005 #Canon20D #Catholic #childhood #Cork #family #FirstCommunion #Ireland #IrishTraditions #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #tradition

  17. Communion Day on Patrick Street

    This was twenty years ago on St. Patrick Street, Cork. Not in December obviously, but in May when children all over the country were celebrating their first communion.

    Apertureƒ/13CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length55mmISO400Shutter speed1/320s

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    #2005 #Canon20D #Catholic #childhood #Cork #family #FirstCommunion #Ireland #IrishTraditions #PatrickStreet #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #tradition

  18. Dingle’s Gentle Sentinel

    Many years ago while travelling on the Dingle Peninsula we came across a donkey in a field in Muiríoch. I posted a photo of him in 2007 and again in 2008 but I happened to come across this photo of him and did a little work on the photo.

    There’s a chance this donkey is still alive. Hopefully he’s well cared for and enjoying his elder years.

    Apertureƒ/8CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length125mmISO100Shutter speed1/250s

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    #2006 #agriculturalLife #anMhuirioch #animalPortrait #blackAndWhite #blackAndWhitePhotography2 #canon20d #countryside #dinglePeninsula #documentaryPhotography #donkey #ireland #irishAnimals #irishLandscape #kerry #lake #livestock #mountains #photo #portraitPhotography #ruralIreland #ruralLife #wildlife

  19. Benion makes a save

    It was October 2007, and I was in Cobh to photograph the game between Cobh Ramblers and Dundalk FC. The visitors were beaten 1-0 but Chris Bennion stopped this attempt on goal.

    I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve photographed a football game, but this was the first one, a long time ago!

    Apertureƒ/5.6CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length300mmISO200Shutter speed1/500s

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    #2007 #amateurFootball #canon20d #cobh #cobhRamblers #communityFootball #cork #football #footballAction #footballCulture #goalkeeper #irishFootball #irishSoccer #irishSport #localFootball #localSportIreland #photo #photography #sportsMoment #sportsPhotography #youthFootball

  20. Grand Parade Motorcycles

    Do you remember when the Grand Parade had motorcycle parking down the middle of the street? That was twenty years ago! See there’s no mural on the wall behind?

    This photo was taken on Christmas Eve 2005.

    Apertureƒ/3.5CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length18mmISO400Shutter speed1/800s

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    #2005 #Canon20D #Cork #Cork20YearsAgo #CorkArchitecture #CorkBikers #CorkCityCentre #CorkHistory #CorkNostalgia #CorkTransformation #GrandParade #Ireland #IrishMotorcycles #IrishUrbanPlanning #motorbike #motorcycleParking #periodCork #Photo #Photography #StreetPhotography #urbanHistory #vintageCork

  21. Casting Lines in Cobh

    On a warm August day in 2005, you’d find plenty of lads fishing in Cobh, including this bunch who were brave enough to fish from a crumbling pier.

    Another photo from that evening shows a disturbance in the water at the mouth of Cobh harbour, where I presume sprat are desperately trying to get away from mackerel and other fish. I wonder if that still happens?

    Apertureƒ/5CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length180mmISO100Shutter speed1/80s

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    #2005 #Canon20D #Cobh #CobhFishing #CobhPier #CorkCoast #CorkHarbour #fishing #groupFishing #harbourActivities #IrishAngling #maritimeLeisure #Photography #pierFishing #recreationalFishing #StreetPhotography

  22. The Passage West to Monkstown Run

    The bike might be a little small but it got him to Monkstown in the end, I hope.

    Apertureƒ/5.6CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length55mmISO100Shutter speed1/25s

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    #2005 #BlackAndWhite #blackAndWhitePhotography #Canon20D #coastalRoad #Cork #CorkCycling #CorkHarbour #CorkTransport #cyclingCommute #Ireland #IrishCountryside #Monkstown #PassageWest #Photo #Photography #recreationalCycling #StreetPhotography

  23. Abandoned Train Station


    Abandoned Train Station

    In Mogeely, East Cork, there’s an abandoned train station from I don’t know how long ago. According to Wikipedia, it’s unlikely that the station will be restored because there isn’t enough demand. The Cork-Midleton line will, however, open by 2008.
    While researching this post I found out that the nearby town of Killeagh was an important place in the Fenian Rising of 1867!


    Apertureƒ/3.5CameraCanon EOS 20DFocal length18mmISO200Shutter speed6s

    #2006 #Architecture #BlackAndWhite #Canon20D #Cork #CorkPhotos #Ireland #IrishPhotos #LongExposure #Mogeely #Photo #Sky #trainStation