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Taoiseach Micheál Martin cutting the tape at the opening of the St. Columba's Boys National School in Douglas, Cork. Included are Michael McGrath TD, Minister for Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Donal Murray, Chairman, BOM, Bishop of Cork and Ross, Fintan Gavin, Cllr. Deirdre Forde, the Lord Mayor of Cork and school Principal, Dan O'Connor. Picture Dan Linehan

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Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD taking a tour of the St. Columba's Boys National School in Douglas, Cork which he officially opened. Picture Dan Linehan

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Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD taking a tour of the St. Columba's Boys National School in Douglas, Cork which he officially opened. Picture Dan Linehan

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Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD in the library with pupil Tiernan prior to opening the new St. Columba's Boys National School in Douglas, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Dan O'Connor, Principal speaking in the school hall at the opening of St. Columba's Boys National School by the Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD in Douglas, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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5th April 2021..... Abagail, Lily-Bea, Victoria and Amelia Kiely taking a break for a snack on The Marina Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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People having a look at the pictures on display at the Press Photographers of Ireland Photographer of the year exhibition at the Temperance Hall, Kinsale, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Buddy having a look at Tom Honan's picture " Who let the Dogs out? " at the Press Photographers of Ireland Photographer of the year exhibition at the Temperance Hall, Kinsale, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Buddy having a look at Tom Honan's picture " Who let the Dogs out? " at the Press Photographers of Ireland Photographer of the year exhibition at the Temperance Hall, Kinsale, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

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Bunnyconnellan's at Myrtleville. Pic; Larry Cummins, Evening Echo staff

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Clonakilty's Padraigh Griffin salutes his teammates after scoring the vital winning goal against Naomh Aban in the 2004 Cork SFC at Dunmanway. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

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PRESS RELEASE 19TH OCTOBER 2022 Big Picture 2022 to feature stories of Ireland in photographs past and present Highlights from the photographic archives of the Irish Examiner will feature in a new festival scheduled for Kinsale next weekend (Sat 22nd/Sun 23rd October 2022). The event will be known as Big Picture 2022 that organisers hope will grow as a major attraction in the coming years. Times are 11 to 5 on Saturday and Sunday 22nd/23rd at the Temperance Hall in Kinsale. Dan Linehan will be speaking on the examiner pictures archive at noon each day. For further information about Big Picture 2022, please visit EventBrite Images to be included will be the visit of John F Kennedy to Ireland, the Buttevant Rail disaster, the funeral of Michael Collins and much more. The collection will be shown at midday on Saturday and Sunday at the Temperance Hall in Kinsale with free admission by EventBrite ticketing. The event is being organised by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland (PPAI) and the venue will also host the Press Photographer of the Year exhibition of more than 100 well known photographs that tell Ireland's stories of 2021. "A huge range of photographs, both past and present are certain to evoke memories and emotions from anyone coming to Big Picture 2022," said Dan Linehan, Chief Photographer at the Irish Examiner and PPAI committee member. "In the age of the smartphone, the skill of professional press photographers is still vital and can be seen in Kinsale at the weekend." The PPAI Covid Collection will also be displayed publicly for the first time as a reminder of some of the moving and impactful moments of the worst times of the pandemic in Ireland. Other speakers during the weekend include Frank Miller, former Irish Times photographer and pictures editor who will deliver a presentation in images of the journey from film to digital with some of his most memorable photographs with some technology insights. "Ireland's press photographers are the visual story-tellers of our island's life and times," commented David Branigan, PPAI President. "Showing our work as widely as possibly and especially amongst young women and men considering a career in media is a key objective of the PPAI." Well-known PPAI photographers will also be available to assist student photographers on both days who may wish to bring their portfolios to the event for feedback and career advice. All sessions are free but priority will be given to ticket-holders who book through the EventBrite site. Following the public events over the weekend, PPAI members from around Ireland will gather for the association's Autumn Conference over the following two days with professional and technical sessions including award-winning British photographer Edmond Terakopian. Ends For media enquiries, please contact Crotty Communications: PH: 087 2567751 / EMAIL: mary@crottycomms.ie Editorial repro-free images attached President John F. Kennedy leaving Collins Barracks, Cork during his Irish visit in 1963. Ref. 891M Irish Examiner Archive America U.S.A. Politics Kennedys White House JFK Democrats Old black and white

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PRESS RELEASE 19TH OCTOBER 2022 Big Picture 2022 to feature stories of Ireland in photographs past and present Highlights from the photographic archives of the Irish Examiner will feature in a new festival scheduled for Kinsale next weekend (Sat 22nd/Sun 23rd October 2022). The event will be known as Big Picture 2022 that organisers hope will grow as a major attraction in the coming years. Times are 11 to 5 on Saturday and Sunday 22nd/23rd at the Temperance Hall in Kinsale. Dan Linehan will be speaking on the examiner pictures archive at noon each day. For further information about Big Picture 2022, please visit EventBrite Images to be included will be the visit of John F Kennedy to Ireland, the Buttevant Rail disaster, the funeral of Michael Collins and much more. The collection will be shown at midday on Saturday and Sunday at the Temperance Hall in Kinsale with free admission by EventBrite ticketing. The event is being organised by the Press Photographers Association of Ireland (PPAI) and the venue will also host the Press Photographer of the Year exhibition of more than 100 well known photographs that tell Ireland's stories of 2021. "A huge range of photographs, both past and present are certain to evoke memories and emotions from anyone coming to Big Picture 2022," said Dan Linehan, Chief Photographer at the Irish Examiner and PPAI committee member. "In the age of the smartphone, the skill of professional press photographers is still vital and can be seen in Kinsale at the weekend." The PPAI Covid Collection will also be displayed publicly for the first time as a reminder of some of the moving and impactful moments of the worst times of the pandemic in Ireland. Other speakers during the weekend include Frank Miller, former Irish Times photographer and pictures editor who will deliver a presentation in images of the journey from film to digital with some of his most memorable photographs with some technology insights. "Ireland's press photographers are the visual story-tellers of our island's life and times," commented David Branigan, PPAI President. "Showing our work as widely as possibly and especially amongst young women and men considering a career in media is a key objective of the PPAI." Well-known PPAI photographers will also be available to assist student photographers on both days who may wish to bring their portfolios to the event for feedback and career advice. All sessions are free but priority will be given to ticket-holders who book through the EventBrite site. Following the public events over the weekend, PPAI members from around Ireland will gather for the association's Autumn Conference over the following two days with professional and technical sessions including award-winning British photographer Edmond Terakopian. Ends For media enquiries, please contact Crotty Communications: PH: 087 2567751 / EMAIL: mary@crottycomms.ie Editorial repro-free images attached Ref 257/175 Phil Lynott performing with his band Thin Lizzy at Cork City Hall on February 23rd 1982 Neg number 29. Irish Examiner Archive

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Ronan O'Shea, Douglas Hall in action against Blarney United in the Youths soccer U17 Premier League - Blarney United vs Douglas Hall at O'Shea Park, Tower on Saturday 22nd October 2022. Pic: Larry Cummins

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Douglas Hall goalkeeper Lucas Kennedy under pressure from Ronan O'Keeffe, Blarney United in the Youths soccer U17 Premier League - Blarney United vs Douglas Hall at O'Shea Park, Tower on Saturday 22nd October 2022. Pic: Larry Cummins

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Douglas Hall goalkeeper Lucas Kennedy takes possession in the air under pressure from Ronan O'Keeffe, Blarney United in the Youths soccer U17 Premier League - Blarney United vs Douglas Hall at O'Shea Park, Tower on Saturday 22nd October 2022. Pic: Larry Cummins

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Delivery will be added to orders outside the Island of Ireland.
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**All framed photos to be collected from Fuji Photo Finish, 14 Penrose Quay, Cork T23 PCX7' - we will contact you when ready.

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