From Tara Hill looking over Ballymoney and Courtown

100×100 cm, oil on deep edge canvas

From Croagh Patrick looking over Clew Bay, with clouds making patchy shadows over the islands.

102×76 cm, oil on deep edge canvas

Looking out to sea from Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains

46×36 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From the Dublin mountains looking over the city and bay as big rain showers pass over.

46×36 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From the Dublin mountains looking over the city and bay as big rain showers pass over

15×30 cm, oil on deep edge canvas, framed

From Sandymount strand as the tide is running out, looking towards the Chimney and docks

61×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Hook head at sunrise

80×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Ballybunion, Kerry, from out on rocks looking back towards the beach

99×30 cm, oil on deep edge canvas

From the Sugarloaf looking over Greystones, with sunlight breaking through rain showers

61×51 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From Tralee golf club looking over Tralee bay, with clouds blowing if from the sea over mountains

120×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains, watching a huge snow shower move away

68×42 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

From Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains, watching a huge snow shower move away

68×42 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

From Slieve Donard in the Mourne Mountains, watching a huge snow shower move away

68×42 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

Watching people walk the beach at Curracloe from the top of the dunes in dramatic sunlight

66×46 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

Curracloe from the top of the dunes in dramatic sunlight

97×48 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas, €762

Curracloe from the top of the dunes in dramatic sunlight

97×48 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas, €762

Curracloe from the top of the dunes in dramatic sunlight

97×48 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas, €762

A lighthouse somwhere between Dingle and Galway, that I passed by while sailing on the Jeanie Johnston

38×91 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

A lighthouse somwhere between Dingle and Galway, that I passed by while sailing on the Jeanie Johnston

38×91 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

A lighthouse somwhere between Dingle and Galway, that I passed by while sailing on the Jeanie Johnston

38×91 cm, oil on bespoke 3D canvas

Hook head at sunrise

100×100 cm, oil on deep edge canvas

Almost on Achill Island

41×30 cm, oil on cavas, framed

A lighthouse somwhere between Dingle and Galway, that I passed by while sailing on the Jeanie Johnston

15×30 cm, oil on deep edge canvas, framed

A road called the Sky Road at the edge of Galway, looking out out to sea at sunlight breaking through clouds

25×36 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Hook head in windy weather

36×25 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Curracloe from the top of the dunes in dramatic sunlight

41×41 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From Tralee golf club looking over Tralee bay, with clouds blowing if from the sea over mountains

30×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

A road called the Sky Road at the edge of Galway, looking over isolated houses

40×52 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From Croagh Patrick looking over Clew Bay, with clouds making patchy shadows over the islands.

30×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

From Tralee golf club looking over Tralee bay, with clouds blowing if from the sea over mountains

15×31 cm, oil on deep edge canvas, framed

A road called the Sky Road at the edge of Galway, looking west over islands on a very windy day

61×46 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Ballybunion, Kerry, from out on rocks looking back towards the beach

41×30 cm, oil on canvas, framed

Cahore, looking north from the beach in evening light

36×25 cm, oil on canvas, framed

If I were to pick a theme for this exhibition it’s ‘good timing’. Whether it’s catching a glowing sunrise or retreating snow storm, or having a sheep dog pose against a dramatic seascape, these paintings are made of moments that come and go in minutes or seconds. Timing makes the difference between just another landscape and a unique, unforgettable moment. This exhibition has been more than ten years in the making. It has been incredibly enjoyable to put together as I have pulled out some of my favorite memories and pictures from a decades worth of travels around Ireland.

Take the Sky Road

Exhibition, Landscape

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Irish Landscape Paintings