Liam Daly Art – Original Irish Paintings
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“Connemara Boats (Galway)
Read more: “Connemara Boats (Galway)“Connemara Boats” Canvas 40.6 cm x 30.5 cm (16 in x 12 in) Update: SOLD Price €355 (+ €13 Registered post to Ireland; €26-€43 to rest of world) Welcome to Night 4 of my 5-night sale of new paintings. 6 more new works are being rolled out to you tonight, one every 30 mins (but…
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“Ha’penny Bridge, Pink Sky” (Dublin)
Read more: “Ha’penny Bridge, Pink Sky” (Dublin)“Ha’penny Bridge, Pink Sky” Canvas 30cm x 24 cm (12 in x 9.5 in) Update: SOLD €285 (+ €13 Registered post to Ireland; €15-€30 to rest of world) I’ve painted this unofficial symbol of Dublin city many times, and usually I say I’m not doing it again. Because railings. But I will. And Liberty Hall…
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Cobh III (County Cork)
Read more: Cobh III (County Cork)Painting: “Cobh III” My third time to do a painting of the Cork Harbour town, this one was where I was showing the Commodore Hotel as well as a larger impression of the town so I decided to go for a higher view. Also prominent are the White Star Line Building, the final port of…
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“Sligo Mountains” (Ireland)
Read more: “Sligo Mountains” (Ireland)“Sligo Mountains”Canvas 40.6 cm x 30.5 cm (16 in x 12 in)Update: SOLD (Prints available) This painting came out of my time cycling in Sligo. It was exciting approaching Sligo town. The Atlantic was off to my left and the mountains escorted me in. There were some birds on a wire so I stopped cycling…
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“Sneem II” (Kerry)
Read more: “Sneem II” (Kerry)New Painting No 3 – Sneem II (County Kerry)“Sneem II”Canvas – canvas 61 cm x 45.7 cm (24 in x 18 in) Update: SOLD €585 (+ €13 Registered post to Ireland; €26-€43 to rest of world) County Kerry – you can’t go wrong. Although when I was in Sneem I set off walking for miles…
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“Wellington Quay East”
Read more: “Wellington Quay East”“Wellington Quay East”Canvas 40.6 cm x 30.5 cm (16 in x 12 in) SOLD (Prints available soon) Most people when they think of Dublin’s Wellington Quay think of the western end of the quay and the Clarence Hotel,the Workman’s, the Bison Bar, and other rather famous buildings. When I say most people, I mean me…
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Painting: Wall, Donkey
Read more: Painting: Wall, Donkey“Wall, Donkey” (Ireland) Stone walls are one of my favourite things. Indeed one of the reasons I am so slow on my bicycle in the west of Ireland is because of stopping to look at stone walls. And who doesn’t like a donkey? Seriously, who? I painted this donkey after an encounter at a dry-stone…
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Painting: Ballycroy (Mayo)
Read more: Painting: Ballycroy (Mayo)“Ballycroy” (Mayo) I’d been wanting to paint this for years. It came out of a time I was cycling through Ballycroy and found I was making little progress because I kept looking backwards. And stopping the bike and looking for ages. Why do I have this landscape to myself, I asked my tired bicycle? Then…
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Poolbeg, Kayakers, Sunlight (Dublin)
Read more: Poolbeg, Kayakers, Sunlight (Dublin)Painting: “Poolbeg, Kayakers, Sunlight” An iconic Dublin scene I would have a long close look at once a month for over a decade. It’s of Scotman’s Bay as you look at the back of Dún Laoghaire’s East Pier and beyond to the Poolbeg chimney stacks. I was always on a bicycle when I did this…
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Golden Leaves V
Read more: Golden Leaves VNew Painting no 2 Update: SOLD “Golden Leaves V” (Where Trees Grow) On canvas, 40.5 cm x 40.5 cm (16″ x 16″) Price €380 (+ €17 Registered post to Ireland; €28-36 P&P to rest of world) The largest of tonight’s paintings. The 5th in an ongoing series, this painting has been in progress for…
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Painting: Clonakilty Bay (Cork)
Read more: Painting: Clonakilty Bay (Cork)“Clonakilty Bay” (County Cork) A west Cork scene. You’re south of Clonakilty looking across the bay towards Inchydoney. Technically you’re looking at the bit of land that joins the bit of land that stops Inchydoney Island from actually being an island any more, but who’s getting technical. I’ve cycled up and down the road that…
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Burren Walls (County Clare)
Read more: Burren Walls (County Clare)Painting: “Burren Walls” Stone upon stone upon stone. I find the Burren in County Clare intoxicating. I love that in a landscape often so desolate you are always looking at a million rocks, of which every single one has been held in human hands. Also, I just like rocks. And stone walls. And the odd…
