"The road to Sam", Croke Park - Barry McAdam Select size and framing options:A2 Gift packaged in tube Hidden in this piece there

Hidden in this piece there are three scenes from inside St

Anne's you will see that this area was called Heronstown so his ancestors may have been in this area for many years

The print is float mounted in a simple white frame to showing the deckled edge of the paper

This angle gives a comprehensive view of the scene and adds a dramatic depth from with the centre of the Rose Window and the brightest part of the sky

Little green domes glisten against the sunset and this colour sits at the front in the North Bank Lighthouse as well to frame the piece

"The road to Sam", Croke Park - Barry McAdam Select size and framing options:A2 Gift packaged in tube Hidden in this piece thereStanding beneath Croke Park, theres a wondrous sense of scale, where concrete and steel rise majestically into the sky. Below this vaulted masterpiece, the calm waters of the canal flow quietly, inviting passers by to stroll with their dogs. This tranquillity contrasts sharply with Barry's experiences of match days or concerts, where the walk to the stadium brims with excitement. He employs watercolour and pen detail techniques, layering vibrant hues