Wood carving of a feather and an owl.
Large scale Greenman
A large Greenman carved on a Beech tree stump.
Eagles
Eagles carved on a Beech tree stump.
Fionn MacChuail
Fionn MacChuail carved on a Cedar wood stump.
Goddesses in Beech
Some goddesses carved in Beech Wood.
Celtic Goddess
A Celtic goddess carved in Douglas Fir.
Gracie O’Malley
Gracie O’Malley carved in Pine wood.
A Family of Barn Owls
A family of barn owls carved in Beech wood.
The God of the Sea
The God of the Sea carved in Cedar wood.
Horses head
Horses head carved in Cedar wood.
Grey Wolves
Grey wolves carved into a Redwood stump.
Wolfhound in Oak
The great Irish Wolfhound, carved in Oak.
Greenman in Cedar
Greenman woodcarving in Cedar wood.
Godess in progress
Wood carving of godess in lime wood in progress.
St. Anthony
Wood carving of St. Anthony
Nature Bench
A nature bench carved in Cedar
Spartan
Spartan in Cedar from Hidden in Wood Exhibition II 2022
Christ Crucified
Christ Crucified in Lime
Manannan Mac Lir and Aonbarr
Manannan Mac Lir and Aonbarr in Irish Yew from my Hidden in Wood II Exhibition 2022
The Children of Lir
Carved into a dead Oak overlooking the shores of Lough Derravaragh, Co. Westmeath this sculpture depicts Lir and his children – Fionnula, Fiachra Aodh and Conn who were cursed to spend 300 years as swans on the lake by their stepmother Aoife. You can find this carving on the outskirts…
Sionnach
This fox lives on a farm in Straffan, Co. Kildare. He emerged from a dead Silver Birch.
The Fae
This large Beech was felled by the wind leaving it’s root plate exposed up over the ground. The Park Superintendent of Millenium Park, Blanchardstown wanted it turned into a piece of art. I thought it the perfect place to represent the magical mythological people known as the Fae who took…
The Young Cuchulain
This carving represents the moment when the boy Setanta became the mythical hero Cuchulain. My piece depicts the moment when Setanta is confronted by Culain’s hound as he arrives at master smith Culain’s hall for a feast.
Woodland Spirit
A private commission in Co. Wicklow, Ireland. A dead silver birch featuring a woodland spirit and his barn owl companion.
Perching Owl
In Greek mythology, the barn owl was a symbol for Athena, the goddess of wisdom. This barn owl perches, keeping an eye on things, in a lovely garden in Glasson, Co. Athlone, Ireland.
Hugh de Lacy
This 12th century English lord Hugh de Lacy was appointed Lord of Meath by King Henry II in the 12th century. This piece was installed at Trim, Co. Meath.
Danu
A commission in Corsican Pine – a 6 ft high Danu, the mother goddess carved for a private client in Wexford, Ireland.
Squirrel
A squirrel I carved from wood at Tyrellstown , Blanchardstown Co. Dublin.