The funeral cortege of the late Philly Ryan passing through Clonmel on Wednesday afternoon. Picture John D Kelly
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22 Oct 2025
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The Rock of Cashel is just one of Hugh's fabulous photographs on exhibition at Brú Ború in Cashel
Hugh O’Donnell presents a new exhibition of landscape photographs titled, “Timeless Tipperary” on show at the Brú Ború Centre for the season this year 2023
The exhibition will feature fine art framed digital wet print photographs in black & white and colour. All images have been taken in the landscape in the changing seasons in South Tipperary.
Hugh has attempted to convey a calm atmosphere in his images showcasing the natural beauty that exists in our rural landscape, which includes the animals and ruins found conveying to the photographer a positive “Timeless” aspect the county.
The images, both black & white and in colour, include landscape, portrait and panoramic images and have been taken at:
The Rock of Cashel (pictured above); The Galtee Mountains, Glengarra Woods; The foothills of The Galtee Mountains; Loughmore, above Holycross; The river Suir; Athassel Abbey, Golden; Lagganstown.
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