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Boats at Leenan Bay:

Boats at Leenan Bay

Fishing boats moored at Leenan Pier, Inishowen, Co Donegal — this watercolour captures the quiet strength and beauty of life by the sea. I find seawater hypnotic, and in this piece, the pigments blended with a kind of magic that only happens when everything aligns just right. These small but mighty vessels are built to endure the wild Atlantic, and I’m always moved by the courage of the fishermen who venture out in them, powered only by a single outboard engine.

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The Rocky Shore, Roxtown: The rugged cliffs of Dunaff Head add balance to the beauty of Roxtown, Clonmany.

I walk this stony beach most days and never get tired of its beauty. Not all beaches in Donegal are golden strands, some like this one are made of wonderfully round rocks in a variety of colours. This strand has the bonus of rock pools a great place to entertain small children.

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Castle Bridge, Buncrana, Co Donegal

This watercolour landscape is of the elegant multiple arch bridge built in 1718, it spans the Crana River.

It leads to much used paths, either the shore walk or Swan park’s walk.

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The White Washed Cottage:

A wee cottage on the side of the road that leads up or down Mamore Gap, in Donegal.

The lust greenery at the base of the hill marks the border where the hill climb starts.

A typical old homestead in County Donegal, Ireland.

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The Laneway, Buncrana, Co Donegal. The small provincial towns all seem to have a main street, most towns have laneways leading back up to the main street. This painting is my impression of a Donegal Laneway. Rusty old rails and buildings not quite as resplendent as they once were. You can just imagine walking up here with purpose, drawn forward by the promise of what lies ahead.

These old narrow paths offer a striking contrast to modern purpose built spaces, inviting us to slow down and reflect,

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Relaxing: An early morning, before full tide, when everyone is resting and not yet working.

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Forgotten

At the rear of the house, an old bicycle stands quietly among the weeds—its once gleaming wheels now kissed by rust and time. Nature has gently claimed it, as wildflowers spill around its frame, the only companions in its stillness. This watercolour captures the quiet poetry of abandonment, where fading paint meets blooming life.

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Before the Rush: Lough Swilly with Northern Lights Hue  

This atmospheric watercolour Before the Rush, captures the quiet majesty of Lough Swilly, bathed in the ethereal glow of recent Northern Lights activity. Soft washes of blue and violet infuse the sky and water with a dreamlike quality, while a weathered pier and moored boat offer a gentle focal point. The painting evokes stillness and wonder, blending natural serenity with a touch of celestial magic.

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Malin Town Phone Box : The cream and green paint begged to be captured, These phone boxes were once an important part of the rural community. In fact, they were our only means of telephone communication. Now replaced by mobile phones, they are rapidly disappearing from the Irish countryside.

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Gateway to Inishowen; A gentle invitation into the heart of Donegal, this watercolour captures the serene beauty of Buncrana Pier stretching into the calm waters of Lough Swilly. Soft clouds drift above a quiet shoreline, where a lone figure strolls along the sand, dwarfed by the vastness of sea and sky. Nestled among rolling green hills, the town of Buncrana welcomes visitors with its timeless coastal charm-this is the view that greets every soul entering Inishowen, a moment of peace before the journey unfolds.

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Rosapenna Golf Course: The hills of Donegal form a beautiful backdrop to Rosapenna Golf Course. It was created by Tom Morris of St Andrews in 1893.  A beautiful links course.

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The Old Farmhouse: A Donegal cottage, built on the side of a hill. I was attracted by the old roof and the whitewashed walls, a touch of rust and age.  Just a typical old Irish home beside the Mamore Hills,  Donegal, Ireland.

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From my Original Watercolour painting Inishowen Drive, this is my depiction of Autumn in County Donegal, Ireland. Irish country roads have wonderful winter sunlight shining on the russet colours. Every season has it's beauty, autumn is my favourite. Inishowen cottages like this are an integral part of the landscape. I loved using this palette of colour.

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Pier to Freedom: A beautiful pier where you can dangle your toes in the water, or go off fishing in your punt.

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Winter Freeze. This watercolour was painted to capture the beautiful colours that appear when snow blankets the earth.

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Country Road, Donegal.

There is something charming about the little clusters of houses you find in County Donegal. There is a romance to the old red tin roof and hedges beside old stone walls. This road is on the Isle of Doagh, in Inishowen and I felt the need to capture this country view.

Where the Road Ends

We all love that place where the road ends and we are home.

A wee byre or cowshed close to the cottage, a sight that many will remember. Donegal has many such timeless wee outbuildings; no longer the cowshed, replaced by modern barns.

I love painting landscapes with old interesting buildings.

Tullagh Bay. 

This watercolour is of Tullagh Bay in Inishowen on the Wild Atlantic Way.

Also known as home to Beach Dog.

Whenever you arrive the local beach dog will greet you with a stick or favourite sea treasure ( plastic bottle) to throw for him.

You think you have a buddy for life... but the minute someone else arrives he is away to check them out.

Tullagh Bay, Clonmany is beautiful and well worth the visit.

This print could be a perfect momento.

The Castle and Glashedy Island, Isle of Doagh, Co Donegal. This Inishowen landscape shows the road that leads to the Castle on the Isle of Doagh. One of the many Donegal gems on the Wild Atlantic Way.

You always get a lovely light even on the coldest day in Donegal. This is a great spot to watch the wild Atlantic waves crash to land. There is a blow hole just behind the castle, where spray shoots up into the air creating rainbows on three quarter to full tide.

A little piece of Donegal for your wall.

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Nature’s Gift a lovely watercolour bouquet, roses permanently captured.

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Waiting on the Tide: A colourful painting, catching the charm of the coastal houses that are often grouped together around the Inishowen Peninsula.

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Safe Haven: This majestic mother swan was on the Inch Wildfowl Reserve in Inishowen, Co Donegal. She glided through the water and her cygnets either swam around her, or straight in front. Finally,   she allowed them to get up on her back, she was definitely their safe haven.

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Guildhall no 2: The Guildhall in Derry is an iconic building, the high steeple and the 20 large stained glass windows make this an impressive building. No visit to Derry is complete without a tour of this recognisable building. The elected members of the Derry and Strabane district Council meet here. Built in 1890.

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Lazy days: These two little boats relax in a little bay off the coast of Inishowen, Co. Donegal. Often the simply sights catch my eye and make me stop and paint.

I imagine these boats give hours of pleasure to their owners, nothing like bobbing out in the quiet waters waiting for a big fish to bite.

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Galway Hooker on Lough Swilly:  A Galway Hooker sailing into Lough Swilly, the crew were doing a circumnavigation of the Irish Coastline. I loved the way her sails billowed out in the breeze.  I felt a need to try to paint her.

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End of the Day: That glowing sunset sky that signifies another day over. The landscape takes on a look of peaceful quiet.

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Limited Edition Print of Greencastle Golf Course, Co Donegal, Ireland.

This is a spectacular golf course in Inishowen, bordered by Lough Foyle with amazing natural beauty all around. This painting depicts one of those Donegal misty mornings, as the sun breaks up the sea fog, it warms the landscape. This maybe a perfect gift for the golfer in your life.

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This Limited Edition Print depicts a typical Irish coastal scene, our Donegal coast is so beautiful. I love the reflected light from the water, our beaches are somewhere I always want to be, especially when the sun shines. The Wild Atlantic Way has many gems like this. This stretch of coast is in Inishowen. Watercolour is my favourite medium to catch the softness of Irish light.

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The Peace bridge, Derry. The Peace bridge was built as a symbol of the growing peace in Derry.  Linking two sides of the city, nowadays most tourists walk across the Peace Bridge and enjoy the panoramic views up and down the river Foyle. The wonderful reflections in Lough Foyle often cause most to stay a while and watch the river capture the Guildhall and the city lights in the water.

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Glenevin Waterfall is wedge shaped and cascades fresh mountain water over black rock, from a height of 30 ft. It is located in Clonmany Co Donegal on the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Gone Fishing

A heron standing on the banks of the River Crana in Co Donegal, he waits for a passing fish or eel.

On the banks of the River Crana in Co Donegal, a solitary heron stands poised—still as stone, alert for the flicker of a fish or eel beneath the surface. This Limited Edition Print captures that delicate tension between movement and quiet, nature’s theatre played out in soft washes and fluid strokes.

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The View Overlooking Leenan. Co Donegal.

This limited edition print is taken from my original watercolour painting.

This scene is the view from the road at the base of the Urris Hills overlooking Leenan Bay.

A lovely part of Urris on the Wild Atlantic Way.

This would bring a bit of Donegal into your home.

Stormy Seas at Leenan Head

Donegal seascape in watercolour, as the storm passes, you often spot that glimmer of blue skies promising calmer weather. The vibrancy of Watercolour was used to catch the power of the waves.

The bay is wide open to the west, exposing it to the prevailing westerly winds and to the swell which sometimes crashes into Leenan Head cliffs.

I think I have a love affair with this spot, I can be found here staring at the wave patterns most evenings. After a storm I get to enjoy wading through the sea foam left behind.

The Wild Atlantic way is well named around the Inishowen coast.

This watercolour captures those small twisty coastal roads that lead you to water, perhaps a strand or small pier. Inishowen in County Donegal has many lovely wee roads just like this. The Wild Atlantic Way drive is all the more interesting because of them.

An Urris cottage, slightly worse for wear. I painted this cottage in watercolour. This home is in the lovely Leenan area of Urris. A blue boat is parked under the evergreen tree which with other vegetation is threatening to cover it totally. Once a hive of activity this Donegal Cottage looks like it doesn’t see many visitors anymore.

A little piece of Donegal.

Heather-covered hills cradle a winding road through peace and solitude. A breath of wild Ireland, captured in soft hues. 

Let your walls breathe with the wild air of Donegal. “ Mamore Gap dressed in Heather” invites peace, wanderlust, and a touch of magic into your home.

🌿 Order now and let the hills whisper to you every day.

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Safe Harbour: A lone yacht standing in a Donegal harbour, often yachts come to the Inishowen Peninsula for safe harbour during storms. She was towering above me whilst I sketched her.

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Up to the Main: A typical back street in Ireland. Often laneways lead up to the town main street. Hence my name for this “Up to the Main”.

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Guildhall No 1 : The Guildhall in Derry is an iconic building, the high steeple and the 20 large stained glass windows make this an impressive building. No visit to Derry is complete without a tour of this recognisable building. The elected members of the Derry and Strabane district Council meet here. Built in 1890.

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One of my Northern Ireland landscapes series. The Clocked Steeple of the Guildhall watches over the City and The Peace Bridge winds across the River Foyle.

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Carrickabraghey Castle;  A landscape of the ancestral keep of the O’Doherty Clan. Carrickabraghey  Castle is on the Isle Of Doagh, Inishowen Penninsula in County Donegal. Autumnal colours in striking surrounding.

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March Hares: Two hares celebrating the beginning of spring.

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Lavender Field: The gentle tones of purple made me need to paint this scene. The French town sits above the working area, I love the light in France.

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Mussenden Temple:  Mussenden Temple is perched on the cliffs overlooking Downhill Strand, near Castlerock, in County Derry / Londonderry. High above the Atlantic Ocean on the north western coast of Northern Ireland. A beautiful building captured in watercolour.

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Moville Pier is situated in the lovely coastal town of Moville, in County Donegal. This town has a long maritime history, the locals call this the old pier.

I am captivated by the shape and sense of adventure that boats present. During a hot afternoon, when everyone had gone for lunch, I got a chance to capture this peaceful, beautiful scene. I brought my sketches home and worked it up in watercolour in my studio.

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Resting: Three boats waiting for the rising tide to get back to work.

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Inch Island Pier an example of the many small piers in quiet inlets all around the Inishowen peninsula.

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St Columb’s Cathedral, Derry:  St Columb’s Cathedral in the Walled City of Derry, is the mother church of The Church of Ireland, Diocese of Derry and Raphoe and the parish church of Templemore. Dedicated to Saint Columba, the Irish monk who established a Christian settlement in the area before being exiled to Scotland. I loved it’s shape towering above the city.

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"Summer Blossoms" I love the beauty of flowers and the way nature uplifts our spirits. Watercolour captures the softness of flower petals in gentle tones. I am always captivated by the play of light bouncing off the flower petals. Would this make a great timeless present for someone you love?

Mamore Gap. This landscape painting is of Mamore Gap in Urris, County Donegal.

Near the summit of Mamore Gap a number of holy relics can be found – a holy well devoted to St Eigne and a small altar of statues are the centre point of an annual mass held here every August 15th in commemoration of Penal times when people had to practice their religion in secret to be protected from persecution.

The spectacular view as you descend makes your heart quicken. The landscape rolls down to the Atlantic, this area of Urris is locally known as “God’s Country”.

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A touch of summer, the lovely petals shining out from the greenery, watercolours lend themselves nicely to the softness of flowers.

Limited Edition Print of Out of Sight Ballyliffin Golf Course, Co Donegal, Ireland.

From my Original watercolour of an athletic golfer at Ballyliffin golf course.

We have some brilliant world class golf courses along the Wild Atlantic Way.

A golfing paradise, offering seascapes and natural beauty. Relive those wonderful memories of your visit to the links. This maybe a perfect gift for the golfer in your life.

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Stormy Waters. The Wild Atlantic Waves crash into Leenan Head creating wonderful displays of power and beauty. I felt the need to try to capture the power of the Stormy Waves.

This seascape would grace any wall.

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A solitary tractor rests in a Donegal yard, its silhouette etched against the old sheds.

 This print is a quiet ode to rural resilience — the poetry of toil, the romance of rust. It speaks of hands that shape the land, of seasons that pass like stories told in furrows and harvests. 

Let this piece bring the soul of the countryside into your space — grounded, nostalgic, and enduring.

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Shipquay Street, Derry is an Iconic street in the City of Derry, Northern Ireland. If you follow it downwards you arrive at the Guildhall square, the guildhall clock tower is visible above the city wall. If you follow its steep upwards climb, you will come to an area known as the Diamond. Shipquay Street has a multitude of beautiful old buildings on either side.

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The Red Door:  A wonderful red door that I found in France, apparently it led to a hospitelier, where in medieval times, knights Templar would be treated for wounds and injuries from their crusades.

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Foyle View: This  seascape was painted from the Carrickaroary pier, just before Moville on the Derry road. This is one of my watercolour and ink series.

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At Rest in Urris:  This landscape painting from Donegal, portrays a simple but often hard lifestyle. Sheltered by hills, small communities often set up in small sheltered bays.

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Old Buildings: These beautiful old buildings, hold echoes of olden times, I imagine that at one stage they would have been a hive of activity. They grace the Isle of Doagh, Inishowen, Co Donegal. The long summer shadows enhance the scene.

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The Middle Field. A Donegal landscape, each small holding will either have a west, east, south, north, upper, lower or middle field. For me, the Middle field was a place to escape chores. To sit under the shade of the tree, looking out to sea. A daydream place, hidden behind the wall from parents searching eyes. So here is my hiding place exactly as I remember it, enjoy.

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Shroove Lighthouse. This lighthouse is on the Inishowen Peninsula and has a great beach beside it. Standing guard for seafarers it witnesses lovely sunsets day after day.

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Home is where the hearth is. A picturesque old traditional Donegal Cottage with the out house built close. This cottage is outside the village of Culdaff in Inishowen.

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Greencastle Castle Welcome Committee

Every fisherman knows the true harbourmasters of Greencastle: the ever-watchful seagulls, first to greet every boat returning to port. This print captures a seasoned vessel that still fishes out of Greencastle Port in County Donegal—an enduring symbol of maritime heritage, community spirit, and the rhythm of sea life. With its feathered entourage standing guard, it’s both a nod to the present and a salute to generations past.

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Urris View: This Donegal landscape is the view from Mamore Gap, the lovely blanket like view of the fields, from this height they look stitched together. A wide sweeping view over toward the Atlantic Ocean.

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St Mary’s Chapel, Lagg

Nestled on Ireland’s most northerly coast in Malin, Co Donegal, St Mary’s Chapel has watched over the land since 1784. It was the rhythm of the undulating hills that moved me—their quiet grace stirred an emotional response I couldn’t ignore. In watercolour, I aimed to capture that softness: the way the light rests gently on each fold of the landscape, how the chapel seems to exhale serenity amid the wild beauty of Donegal.

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The View from Mamore Gap Walk. Mamore Gap looks over the land of Urris, if you venture on the walk beside Leenan Beach and follow it up the hill, you will eventually come to two lakes. On my walk I stopped, started sketching (I never got to the top) and this is my impression of the beautiful view,  in this landscape you have Leenan Beach, Dunaff Head and Urris laid out. It is a walk you should add to your bucket list.

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An Urris cottage, slightly worse for wear. I painted this cottage in watercolour. This home is in the lovely Leenan area of Urris. A blue boat is parked under the evergreen tree which with other vegetation is threatening to cover it totally. Once a hive of activity this Donegal Cottage looks like it doesn’t see many visitors anymore.

A little piece of Donegal.

The White Strand. Buncrana, Co Donegal.

This Limited Edition print is of the beautiful White Strand outside Buncrana, in Co Donegal.

This landscape depicts a typical Donegal beach, loved by generations of locals and tourists alike.

I tried to capture the beauty of the golden sands. A great souvenir of happy holidays or romantic strolls.

This limited Edition Print Landscape is Fanad Lighthouse, standing on a peninsula that lies between Lough Swilly and Mulroy Bay on the north coast of County Donegal, Ireland.

Lighthouses appeal to me, maybe it is because they are guardians, showing sailors the safer way to land. Or maybe it is their isolated perches on outcrops of rock.

I am drawn to them and this one I can see from the top of my drive across the mouth of Lough Swilly. It is on The Wild Atlantic Way

The Middle Field. A Donegal landscape, each small holding will either have a west, east, south, north, upper, lower or middle field. For me, the Middle field was a place to escape chores. To sit under the shade of the tree, looking out to sea. A daydream place, hidden behind the wall from parents searching eyes. So here is my hiding place exactly as I remember it, enjoy.

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