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Dave Walsh

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Profession: Writer, photographer
Status: Storyteller
Location: Nuuk, Greenland
Home base: Dublin, Ireland
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About

Update: 8th May 2009: My photograph of solar vs. fossil fuels has been included in the National Union of Journalist’s Photography Matters exhibition, opening on May 18th.

Dave Walsh a photographer, writer and environmental campaigner based in Dublin, Ireland. Since 2004 he has taken part in numerous Greenpeace expeditions as blogger and onboard press officer, covering issues as diverse as the clearcutting of ancient boreal forests in Arctic Finland, and Japanese whaling in Antarctica.

By using his photography as a tool to highlight environmental and conservation issues, Dave seeks to inspire others to take action of their own, by documenting the beauty of Planet Earth.

Dave’s photographs have been used by Greenpeace International, British Airways, The International Polar Foundation, I Count – Stop Climate Chaos, The UK’s National Theatre, The Clare People (Ireland), Conde Naste Traveller, Fortean Times and many other clients, including several publishers. He also has written for several newspapers and magazines, including The Irish Times and Mare magazine (Germany), and is the author of two books, Haunted Dublin, and A Load of Blather.

Dave Walsh is available for assignment in Ireland or internationally – call +353 87 2207023

My photography website is at davewalshphoto.com, I also have a photography blog, Abroad. You can find my flickr account here, as well as my Facebook page or Follow on Twitter

I’ve just put out a couple of books via my website, blather.net

A Load of Blather: Unreal Reports from Ireland and Beyond

“Eleven years, three convictions, two deportations, ten thousand pints, six barring orders and a legion of leather-clad groupies later, Dave Walsh, Barry Kavanagh and Damien DeBarra (the cheap tarts that brought you Blather.net) bring you their latest labour of love: A Load of Blather: Unreal Reports from Ireland and Beyond, the first book that anyone has been nuts enough to let them publish. Shamelessly re-working articles which have been online for years anyway, this magnificent tome is a veritable smorgasboard of smut; bursting out of its trousers with a great heaving cavalcade of paranormal events, superstitions, mysterious happenings, conspiracy theories, hordes of rampaging kangaroos in the Dublin hills, and the previously untold story of General Michael Collins’ forays into outer space. There’s even a bit about talking cows in there. If the lawyers haven’t cut it out. There’s guest articles too, from the likes of Sue Walsh, Oliver Bayliss and Dr. Stewart Roberts.”
Read more about “A Load of Blather” »



Haunted Dublin by Dave Walsh



Haunted Dublin: Chilling accounts of the supernatural in the city

Only €14.99 + P&P!

AVAILABLE NOW!


By Dave Walsh

Introduction by Barry Kavanagh

Paperback: 93 pages, including 40 photographs by Dave Walsh

Published by Nonsuch Ireland

Published October 2008

 Haunted Dublin, by author and journalist Dave Walsh, gathers together in one succinct volume, well-known legends with rare and chilling accounts of the supernatural in the city. With poltergeists and apparitions, lore, myth and the downright scary, this fascinating work will delight and unsettle those brave enough to explore this hidden world.

Visit the Haunted Dublin website »



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Dave Walsh. "Iceberg Photography" Photographer (Ukraine/Russia), [none], Jan 1 2009.
Dave Walsh. "Albino Wallaby" Pearson Education Australia , pp. Biology - University textbook. [none], Oct 3 2008.
Dave Walsh. "Marian Keyes on Lahinch" British Airways Highlife, pp. July 2008. [none], Jul 1 2008.
Dave Walsh. "Tasmanian Devil Endangered" Scholastic, [none], May 28 2008.
Dave Walsh. "Harpist Brenda Malloy busking outside Trinity College Dublin (photo)" The Chronicle of Higher Education, pp. Issue 38 of the Chronicle Review. [none], May 27 2008.
Dave Walsh. "Antarctica's White Noise" National Geographic Traveler, pp. Intelligent Travel Blog. [none], Apr 8 2008.
Dave Walsh. "Russian Fashion magazine - Unknown usage" Gala, pp. March Issue . [none], Mar 1 2008.
Dave Walsh. "The Mummies of St. Michan's" Blather.net, [none], Aug 25 2007.
Dave Walsh. "Hollywood star of "Heroes" Hayden Panettiere, of Save the Whales Again Campaign, joins a Greenpeace parade in Anchorage Alaska" Greenpeace International, pp. Big Blue March. [none], May 27 2007.
Dave Walsh. "Waking the Dead: Charles Fort's Grave - Albany, New York" Blather.net, [none], May 10 2007.

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Chris Killip's Irish Photographs

I’m going to go along to the launch of this next Friday, 6:30-8:30pm. Chris Killip is giving a talk at 6pm in the gallery.

“Here Comes Everybody” – Chris Killip’s Irish Photographs

April 24th to May 3rd 2009

‘Here Comes Everybody’ is a phrase that echoes repeatedly through the shifting dream-narrative of James Joyce’s FinnegansWake. It aptly captures the intense poetry of this new collection of photographs by Chris Killip, taken over repeated trips to Ireland between 1993 and 2005. On each visit Killip attended the annual pilgrimages at Croagh Patrick and Máméan in the west of Ireland, places of wild beauty and ancient spirituality.

Killip’s poignant photographs convey the dedication and community of the modern pilgrims’ journey as they make their way across shingled mountainsides to take part in age-old rites. Images of the pilgrims’ trek are complemented by landscapes, townscapes and details photographed in the west of Ireland and beyond. Presented as a facsimile of an album of prints from a decade of travels, this exhibition and new publication includes the first colour photographs Killip has ever published.

About the artist:Chris Killip is one of the most influential photographers, curators and teachers to have come out of the United Kingdom. His powerful images of industrial decline in the late 1970s and ‘80s were part of a body of work by a generation of photographers that firmly established documentary photography within an artistic context, and Killip’s years as founder, curator and director of the Side Gallery, Newcastle, in the 1970s defined an era in photographic history. His photographs are in the permanent collections of major institutions around the world, including theVictoria and Albert Museum and the Museum of Modern Art, NewYork.

All events and access to the Gallery are free.

For further information, press scans or to interview the artist, please contact: Trish Lambe, Gallery of Photography 353-1-6714654, trish@galleryofphotography.ie

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