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You can contact him on +353 87 0573438 or email him on niall@niallmcgann.com
For 2008 and 2009, I decided to limit the number of weddings that I would take on. I’ve taken some downtime at the start and end of the year to concentrate on some other projects.
Patricks weekend is as good as any to kick start the season properly so it was off to Kenmare to catch up with Aoife and Gavin. Kenmare is picture postcard country as Aoife well knows (being in the local post office!!) so I had to put her in the scenery here and there around town.
Apologies to anyone not able to access my website this week. I am closing off the current site and launching a brand spanky new one. It may be down temporarily over the next few days during the transition.
The current client gallery pages are still accessible however on:
http://www.irishweddingphotographer.net
Thanks!
We took our eldest (he’s 10…) to the beach yesterday for the laugh. He loves it - really enjoys his swim! I have been asked for ages to get some shots of him but he’s a tricky subject. Anyway we got some good stuff for hanging at home. In case anyone has an interest in horses, he’s a gelded Irish Sporthorse, a cross between an Irish draught stallion (Prospect Pride) and a thoroughbred mare. A great all rounder who has done it all. Here are some shots:
Thankfully the bride wears white as Clare is an identical twin! This was another Killarney Cathedral wedding with the reception being held at the Killarney Oaks hotel. It was my first wedding at this hotel but it’s rapidly gaining popularity as a Killarney wedding venue and rightly so.
Fiona and David married this month at the Cathedral in Killarney with a great reception afterwards at the Malton. It was a case of divided duties for Fiona’s father who has served as Sacristan at the Cathedral for the past 47 years. Always attentive to detail, Tadhg donned the cloak and oversaw proceedings at the alter to ensure all went smoothly. He need not have worried however as there were 10 priests and the Bishop of Kerry helping out, so I don’t think anyone was about to forget their lines!
Another Christmas wedding - more rain, sleet, biting cold and great craic! Sunny Summer days are for wimps, just ask these two…
