I’m based in Dublin, Ireland, but work some of the time as a press officer and blogger for Greenpeace, so I’m on the move a lot. In the last couple of years, I’ve been working in the west of Ireland, Dublin, northern Finland, New Zealand, Australia, the Antarctic, New York, Oslo, London, Amsterdam, Africa and Alaska. I also freelance as a writer and photographer.

My photography website is at davewalshphoto.com, which is part of my Photoshelter gallery, an Alamy profile and a photography blog, Abroad

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

“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.”
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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 »

Greenpeace weblogs I’ve worked on:

Making Waves
Southern Ocean Stop Whaling 2007
Pirate Fishing, West Africa 2006

Tasman Sea 2004

North Atlantic 2004

Tasman Sea 2005

Northern Finland 2005
(up till the end of April is my work)

GM Campaign January 2005