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DIY...

Took this at the start of summer during the construction of the not so secret DIY spot in Belfast.

Hippy mixin' it up at the Social club - Belfast

Threading the needle in Bordeaux...

Jonny finds his way over some stairs and through an opening in Bordeaux.

Jonny McConkey - Ollie - Bordeaux

A rainy night in Queens...

I don't really know what to say, I miss New York City, it looks amazing even when it rains...

A rainy night in Queens - NYC

Maxi...

Shot this portrait of long time friend Maxi, rarely see this dude so I'm stoked to have taken a decent portrait. UTMB.

Max Scott - Belfast

Long Drawn Out...

Recently attended 'Long Drawn Out' at Catalyst Arts in Belfast to check out my friend Jonathan's artwork. I shot a couple of photos of the finished work. It's pretty rad so click the picture and go check out his website for more...

Untitled Performance - Jonathan H Ross - Catalyst Arts, Belfast

Fat B wears a helmet...

Marc Beggan floats a sw heel over this bin gap in Bordeaux, inspired by Fat B.

Marc Beggan - Sw Heel - Bordeaux

Bordeaux mission...

Getting ready to rip.

Bordeaux - 2013

Big melons...

A little dig through my negatives today I came across this shot of Beggan in London from a good while ago.  I can't remember the name of this spot or where it is,  but it was amazing to skate.

Marc Beggan - Melon - London

Cork so...

"Story lads?!" Aaron from Cork giving it loads with a steezy shuvit over the rail.  Cheers to everyone in Cork for hooking us up with skate spots, pizza, beer and a place to crash. 

Aaron - Pop Shuvit - Cork

Hugh Street...

It's a great feeling having a selection of boards at your front door.  This is what we had at my old place in Belfast.  At one point there was about 20 boards here when we had all the Dublin guys up.  Was a bit hectic but good times for sure.  My advice to anyone in their 20's looking for a place to live, hook up  with a like minded fellow and start a skate house.  Before you know it you'll be having the best and worst times of your life, totally worth it!

Boards at Hugh Street - Belfast

Skate Éire...

Head on over to the all new Irish skateboard site Skate Éire, featuring video edits, photos and news from the Irish skate scene.  And props to Gav Coughlan and everyone else involved for providing a much needed resource for the Irish scene ever since the absence of Bogginzine (down with facebook groups!) Check the gallery section where you can see recent work from Irish photo dudes including this one of Bonkers in France. Peace!

Jon - Ollie - Bordeaux

A Bit of Dlynn...

Two pictures of Denis that were recently shown at Prop Hunters in Dublin.  Just throwing them up on the interweb innit.  More to follow soon...

Denis Lynn - Overkrook and down

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Dlynn chillin' in Belfast

Katz's Deli...

Katz's Deli - NYC

Harlem...

This was the front facing part of our place in Harlem, New York.  It was a restored townhouse converted in to about five apartments all together. Whole extended families used to live in these massive townhouses and with the original interior in tact and locals of all ages chilling in the streets throughout the day and night it was easy to imagine the families that used to occupy this space some time ago.

Our gaff - Harlem, NYC

More NYC...

The rest of the photos from dandering around NYC in August...

Guggenheim...

Guggenheim - NYC

Subway Hammers - NYC

hectic

Brooklyn - Manhattan

Skating across the Williamsburg Bridge was definitely one of my favourite things to do in New York City.  The sights and sounds were unbelievable.

Ville - Brooklyn to Manhattan

Labor NYC...

A fitting photo I thought to start posting up some flicks from NYC. This is James at his skateshop, Labor. They've only been open for a couple of months.  Having experienced some of the more anti-social stores in the city....ehhh...it was a relief to find a proper skateshop with a welcoming vibe and James who was just down to help anyone who walked through the door. He even let me keep my camera bag there so I could go skate LES without having to worry about losing my shit. A HUGE thanks to James and everyone at Labor.  I'll wear my Labor tee with pride, a real NYC skateshop.

James - Labor - NYC