Sign Guestbook Back to Abandoned Ireland
| Date | 18-04-2011 |
| Message | have a photo of ballymartel taken nearly 30 years ago if your interested. i worked in marino point and remember the house but especially the walled garden with its orangery absolutley beautiful theres a preservation order on the orangery but no one to look after it. |
| Date | 17-04-2011 |
| Location |  |
| Message | hi Tarquin Blake love your work getting your book in a few days,also in castletown in celbridge great pics and storeys. Just a quick question,ive always wanted to see the inside of the fort in the phonix park in dublin and thanks to you ive seen it,but id also like to see it in the flesh,as im into photography,and photographing old buildings is my first interest, but id like to know how you got in there,did you get the key or climb the wall, dont mean to sound cheeky, but would love for you to say yes i did get the key,then theres a chance that i may get in there other than that i dont think ill be climbing any walls......... if you can let me know GREAT, if you cant im sure theirs a reason why thanks Tarquin |
| Date | 17-04-2011 |
| Location |  |
| Message | Looking at Castle Taylor which is my castle!!! Very powerful pictures.Sad that these beautiful castles have been left to rot. Thanks Clare from Liverpool. |
| Date | 16-04-2011 |
| Location |  |
| Message | Wonderful I love the historic tidbits. |
| Date | 16-04-2011 |
| Location |  |
| Message | Wow - traveling around Ireland and came across your book. Just amazing. Thank you for all your work. Heading out today to try to find Daniel O'Connell's birthplace. Inspiring stuff. Congratulations! |
| Date | 15-04-2011 |
| Location | |
| Message | Hello! I was at Castletown House today- I went specifically to see your pictures and thought that they were great. I especially liked the commentaries that went with them- I could see the fun you had trying to dodge Alfonsis the Donkey! I'm going to go back in a couple of weeks with a chum, and will probably buy a copy of the book then (after payday!) Very atmpospheric pics, a wonderfully thoughtful project, documenting Ireland's once great houses. |
| Date | 14-04-2011 |
| Message | wow... if those walls could only talk !!! great site cheers from canada |
| Date | 13-04-2011 |
| Location | |
| Message | Wow! Astonishing work! I am definitely going to do my best to get to the exhibition at Castletownhouse!  |
| Date | 11-04-2011 |
| Location | |
| Message | i just recieved your book today via Amazon. bravo. bigger than i expected. enjoying it immensely |
| Date | 11-04-2011 |
| Location |  |
| Message | Really liked your photos. I find it quite fascinating when it seems like people just decided to leave one day. Leaving furniture and all. Would have loved to see your exhibition but since I live in Sweden and wont be visiting Ireland this spring I was wondering if you have any plans of having any exhibitions this summer? Best regards Ingela T.B> Thanks Ingela. I also recommend you to get my book 'Abandoned Mansions of Ireland' which is much better than my website. Yes, after Castletown my exhib is going on display at the James Hardiman Library at NUI Galway for May and June then to Kinsale Arts Week for July 9 to 17. |
Page 46 of 75 << First < 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 > Last >>