Marysia's DUBLIN Blog - 1.10.18

Jumped on the Trent Barton Skylink bus from Beeston Dovecote Park to Nottingham East Midlands Airport to catch the evening plane to Dublin. Theresa met me with open arms and kisses at the Arrivals gate and we were whisked off to her home near Farmleigh Park by husband John.

​What a welcome and so excited at the programme of visits and family acquaintances plan for me. Theresa has flown over to the UK so many times to stay with me in Beeston I’ve lost count. Day trips of 2-3 days only so as not to be away too long from her gorgeous but slightly highly-strung Red Setter dog Senna. 

She loves Beeston and is fully accustomed to hopping on the Skylink at NEMA to alight at Dovecote Park ready for me to drive up and collect her to bring her to my house, or she continues directly to city centre to find me for ACT exhibitions and picture unveilings.

​Back home quite late, a cuppa tea and sandwich and straight to bed, not before Senna hurled himself at me to bestow his Irish woofie greetings!

Btw, Theresa has grown up with horses and is passionate about them, really a horse-whisperer as she is fantastic equine photographer (attending Dublin horse shows and races regularly, photo here taken at this years show) and canine photographer, as well as human portrait photographer.

She is also a castle, historic house and parks/gardens lover, just like me, so uses them as idyllic backdrops on photographic shoots all over Ireland.

photo by Theresa Moynes, Dublin Horse Trials 2018

Check out Theresa's work on her Behance page and on her ACT represented photographer page.

It was my first time in Dublin!
Beware of Dublin’s high prices, higher than London! The hotel and property prices too!