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“Ireland is very welcoming. It is very green."
“Ireland is very welcoming. Coming from a Third World country things are much, much better.”
American Photography 39
"As a trans person we have come so far but now we are being left behind."
Dong Gang International Photo Festival, South Korea.
Dong Gang International Photo Festival, South Korea.
The Irish Times
The Irish Times
Selected for Der Greif by Shirin Neshat
Px3 Paris Photography Prize
"Ireland is forward looking. We have a healthy attitude to tomorrow”
“We both love Ireland. We would be so sad if we had to leave”
"I don’t consider myself totally human anymore. Nature is far more interesting than people. I love nature. Nature is easy to get along with. You are never lonely when nature is there.”
"We could be a great country. No one daring enough to take that chance.”
Px3 Paris Photography Prize
"Ireland is one of the most accepting places. How much we have jumped ahead in time.”
“I like the scenery. I don’t want to leave”
"I was in homeless services. I was left in situations that were very traumatic and I came from trauma. I saw people dying in front of me."
"Why are the rents so high. Money is going in a boundless loop. I would make rent a maximum of €400 and utilities capped at €200.”
" Very unlikely I will be able to afford a house even though I work full time."
"The amount of abandoned buildings on O’Connell Street is a disgrace. The city centre is not safe"
“I think of the impending doom of not having housing. Ireland is a beautiful country with so much history. We need to honour that but it is hard to do if we have to emigrate.”
“A lot of people are creating a new perspective in Dublin since Covid that was never there before."
" I think it is a wonderful city and I am glad to be living in it.”
"One of our greatest achievements has been liberating ourselves from the oppression of the church."
“Ireland is very welcoming. It is very green."
“Ireland is very welcoming. Coming from a Third World country things are much, much better.”
American Photography 39
"As a trans person we have come so far but now we are being left behind."
Dong Gang International Photo Festival, South Korea.
Dong Gang International Photo Festival, South Korea.
The Irish Times
The Irish Times
Selected for Der Greif by Shirin Neshat
Px3 Paris Photography Prize
"Ireland is forward looking. We have a healthy attitude to tomorrow”
“We both love Ireland. We would be so sad if we had to leave”
"I don’t consider myself totally human anymore. Nature is far more interesting than people. I love nature. Nature is easy to get along with. You are never lonely when nature is there.”
"We could be a great country. No one daring enough to take that chance.”
Px3 Paris Photography Prize
"Ireland is one of the most accepting places. How much we have jumped ahead in time.”
“I like the scenery. I don’t want to leave”
"I was in homeless services. I was left in situations that were very traumatic and I came from trauma. I saw people dying in front of me."
"Why are the rents so high. Money is going in a boundless loop. I would make rent a maximum of €400 and utilities capped at €200.”
" Very unlikely I will be able to afford a house even though I work full time."
"The amount of abandoned buildings on O’Connell Street is a disgrace. The city centre is not safe"
“I think of the impending doom of not having housing. Ireland is a beautiful country with so much history. We need to honour that but it is hard to do if we have to emigrate.”
“A lot of people are creating a new perspective in Dublin since Covid that was never there before."
" I think it is a wonderful city and I am glad to be living in it.”