Eamon Carr
@carrport.bsky.social
Dublin Full biog over here www.eamoncarr.com
I went looking for old anti-vaccine propaganda and expected an interesting historical curiosity. Instead I found arguments from 1802, 1885 and 1920 that would barely need rewriting to circulate online today. That raises a rather disconcerting question.
TONIGHT!!!’ * TUCSON ARIZONA ! Tuesday August 4th , promptly at 7pm Kid Congo & The Pink Monkeybirds will do a free show at Waterworks Recording studio . Kind of a live rehearsal , house party /dance debuting new songs before tour in California.join the fun at 1120 S Highland Ave , Tucson AZ 85719.
The Odyssey - everyone has an opinion. Here’s John Davies’ (1569-1626) 🙂
Thanks to the Plant Identifier app I now know this is Cymbalaria muralis, commonly called ivy-leaved toadflax. Other names include coliseum ivy, Kenilworth ivy, mother of thousands, Oxford ivy, and wandering sailor. The folk at my local coffee shop will no doubt be delighted 😆
Rathmines Post Office has moved to an alcove at the back of the Centra store. Problem is, the alcove can only be accessed via a narrow entryway. Was planning permission granted for this? Because it feels like a potential death trap. Is there access to an emergency exit? @LaceyDermot @PeterDooleyDub
Maybe it’s the weather but a cup of coffee and these songs are a fine way to ease into this morning.
You had one job … Traffic light and Stop sign on Leeson Street, Dublin
“We’re Hydration Break ready!😆 Waiting for the whistle to blow.”
Eamon Carr@carrport.bsky.social · last mo.Did someone mention ‘hydration break’? 😁
My new jam 😊 Saint Bernardino Preaching from a Pulpit. (Tempera on parchment c.1470 - Francesco di Giorgio, Siena)
I could legit watch this all day. The goalies 🥰
Razzball@razzball.bsky.social · 2mo agomy kind of Jubilee, the Japanese national team vs. 100 kids
late-Victorian urban design on the edge of Rathmines has a hint of a Japanese aesthetic 💕
Brian Patten 1946 - 29 September 2025 Eamon Carr and I had the pleasure of publishing beautiful poems by Brian in Capella. I read with him in Dublin, Liverpool and Edinburgh. He was the 'marvellous boy' of the 60s and early 70s, an influential figure and a friend. May he rest in peace.
Came across this memorial to James Joyce in Dublin on Bloomsday and felt obliged to demolish it in his honour 😊 #AperolSpritz
Wheyhey! Mark Kavanagh’s spread in the Irish Sunday Mirror reminds me of a quattrocento altarpiece - with saints Lily White and “Wild Man” Fischer !! 😆👏🙏
My past before my other past is finally back in the frame … 🙂 Thanks to No More Workhorse ✌️ nomoreworkhorse.com/2026/06/11/q...
Q&A with Eamon Carr – Visions of America 1978–79
Q&A with Eamon Carr – Visions of America 1978–79 Eamon Carr ‘Visions of America 1978–79’ Photographic Exhibition SO Fine Editions 11 June/ Limited Ed book “A major new p…
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“Guess who just got back today Them wild-eyed boys that had been away…” 😁
Rubbing shoulders with John Lavery was never on my dance card 😁 www.irishtimes.com/life-style/f...
‘Richly observed’: Eamon Carr photographs from Horslips 1970s US tour on show and for sale
John Lavery painting discovered in Belfast convent among artworks to go under hammer
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