Venues
Wedding venues I photograph across Ireland.
Notes from working at each place — where the light falls, how the timings tend to run, and where the portraits are actually made. If your venue isn't listed, send it on; I travel nationwide and abroad.
Barberstown Castle
Co. Kildare
A 13th-century castle in Straffan with walled gardens, the Barton rooms and a keep that photographs beautifully in low light.
Ashford Castle
Co. Mayo
Ireland's grandest estate wedding — 350 acres on Lough Corrib, with woodland, water and stonework in every direction.
Killashee Hotel
Co. Kildare
A Victorian manor outside Naas with terraced gardens, a chapel and long corridors of natural light.
The Johnstown Estate
Co. Meath
A Georgian house in Enfield with mature parkland, a walled garden and generous, modern function space.
Maryborough Hotel
Co. Cork
An 18th-century house in Douglas set in fourteen acres of listed gardens, minutes from Cork city.
The K Club
Co. Kildare
A five-star estate at Straffan on the River Liffey, with formal interiors, terraces and the river walk.
Langtons
Co. Kilkenny
A city-centre wedding in Kilkenny with a courtyard, a ballroom and the medieval streets on the doorstep.
The Old Barn
Ireland
A relaxed barn wedding — timber, string lights and a day that runs on its own schedule.
Mount Druid
Co. Westmeath
An alternative Westmeath venue with a corrugated chapel, tipis, cabins and a two-day festival feel.
Drumhalla House
Co. Donegal
A Donegal country house above Lough Swilly — coastal light, gardens and an intimate guest list.