an other garden no.12: derelict house, rahoon

an other garden no.11: shores of lough corrib, terryland

an other garden no.10: columbian hall, sea road

an other garden no.9: old cemetery, rahoon

an other garden no.8: cliffs, ballyloughane beach in renmore

an other garden no.7: heart-shaped stop light on wellpark road

an other garden no.6: diving boards in salthill

an other garden no.5: mortuary chapels in bohermore cemetery

Stories and Histories

The mortuary chapels face each other across the Bohermore graveyard, formerly known as the new cemetery, which was built in 1880 in a style then recently popularised in English and particularly London cemeteries.
Victorian style cemeteries were grandious in scale and design, populated with family vaults and crypts often using a Classical design, with the inclusion of columns and urns and the exclusion of more traditionally Catholic symbols such as the cross. Both chapels are in keeping with this style though the western chapel was reserved for Catholic usage and the eastern for Protestant use.

an other garden no.4: grafitti beneath the quincentennial bridge

an other garden no.3: sink hole, roscam woods