Liam O'Neill
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TurfcutterLiam O'NeillView more details
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TurfcutterLiam O'NeillView more details
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Maidin Gréine CuasLiam O'NeillView more details
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Trathnona CruaighLiam O'NeillView more details
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Sa ChomLiam O'NeillView more details
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Cutting Mountain TurfLiam O'NeillView more details
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First Pot by the Three SistersLiam O'NeillView more details
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Oats by the Sleeping GiantLiam O'NeillView more details
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ScythemanLiam O'NeillView more details
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Turf Cutting Mount BrandonLiam O'NeillView more details
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TurfcutterLiam O'NeillView more details
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Ráil Mhóna (The Red Turf Cart)Liam O'NeillView more details
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Naomhóg Capall na Farraige (The Naomhóg Horse of the Ocean)Liam O'NeillView more details
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Sheridan's HorsesLiam O'NeillView more details
Liam O’Neill is among Ireland’s foremost contemporary artists.
Born in Corcha Dhuibhne, West Kerry, Ireland his paintings depict the west coast, it’s harbours, musicians, horse fairs, fishermen and famous figures he meets every day there. O'Neill paints that which makes Corca Dhuibhne unique, Mount Brandon, Cuas, Dúinín, the Three Sisters, Dunmore Head and The Blasket Islands.
The new expressionist style of Liam O’Neill focuses directly on capturing the energetic frenzy of his home in West Kerry and its people. Inspiration for his work stems from his native place, its community and the daily happenings and events therein.
Liam O’Neill is a native Irish speaker and paints his father's way of life. His father and both grandfathers were all fishermen. They fished the Atlantic off the West Coast of Kerry.