360 degree carving in Redwood carved on site for a private client.
Feather and Owl
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.
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.
Barn Owls
Some barn owls carved into a Beech tree stump.
Curlew, Hare & Me!
Caving of a curlew and hare, Milltownpass, Co. Westmeath.
Moon Gazing Hare
A moon gazing hare carved in Cedar wood.
Barn Owl
Barn Owl carved in Cedar
Carvings for the DSPCA
Some carvings done for the DSPCA where such great and kind work is done.
Nature Bench
A nature bench carved in Cedar
Husqvarna Throne
Husqvarna Throne
Sionnach
This fox lives on a farm in Straffan, Co. Kildare. He emerged from a dead Silver Birch.
The Fae Bench
Installed at Millennium Park, Blanchardstown, Co. Dublin in front of The Fae sculpture. It represents the male and female energy of the magical Tuatha Dé Danann.
The Children of Lír Bench
Carved for Centre Parcs Longford Forest resort near Ballymahon in Co. Longford, the bench depicts the malevolent Aoife to the right and a sad Lír to the left. Aoife cursed her stepchildren and transformed them into swans.
White Tailed Eagle
The White Tailed Sea Eagle, is one of the largest bird species in Ireland having been successfully reintroduced to the western coastal counties in recent years. This was a private commission for a client in Sneem, Co. Kerry.
Barn Owl bench
This wooden bench with books and barn owls, was a private commission – a gift to a Dad.
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.
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.
An Chaislean
Wayfinding at Malahide Castle, Co. Dublin