Poolbeg Lighthouse Prints
Standing at the end of the Great South Wall in Dublin Bay, Poolbeg Lighthouse has guided ships and welcomed people home for centuries.
Explore a collection of original fine art prints capturing this iconic Dublin landmark in all its changing moods.
From peaceful summer sunrises and shimmering reflections to dramatic winter seas, lightning storms, and rare displays of the Northern Lights,
David's photography reveals the beauty and character of Poolbeg Lighthouse throughout the seasons.
Whether displayed in a home or office, each print brings a unique piece of Dublin's iconic coastline to your walls.
Spring Tide at the Poolbeg Lighthouse
Poolbeg Lighthouse and The Great South Wall in Dublin at spring tide.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Northern Lights
The Northern Lights glowing in the Dublin sky above the Poolbeg Lighthouse.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Storm Bram
Poolbeg Lighthouse isolated during Storm Bram in December 2025.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Misty Fire Sunrise
A blazing, atmospheric sunrise over Dublin Bay and the Poolbeg Lighthouse
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Soft Pastel Sunrise
A soft pastel sunrise illuminates Poolbeg Lighthouse.
Full Moon above Poolbeg Lighthouse
The original iconic full moon above the Poolbeg lighthouse picture.
Lightning above Poolbeg Lighthouse
Poolbeg Lighthouse & Howth as lightning rolled up the Irish Sea.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Midnight Blue
The Poolbeg Lighthouse illuminated as the sun rises on a perfect Spring morning in Dublin.
Aurora Borealis at Poolbeg Lighthouse
A rare and beautiful sighting of the Aurora Borealis above the Poolbeg Lighthouse.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Summer Morning Print
The early morning light falls across Dublin Bay and the Poolbeg Lighthouse.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Dublin Storm
Poolbeg Lighthouse as the sun faded and the waves swelled.
Poolbeg Lighthouse Sunrise Print
The sun rises behind the iconic lighthouse early on a spring morning.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Reflections Print
A summer evening in 20 degrees at Poolbeg Lighthouse with hardly a breeze.
Storm at the Poolbeg Lighthouse
A spring tide and a storm batter the Poolbeg Lighthouse and The Great South Wall.
Sunrise through the Poolbeg Lighthouse
The Poolbeg Lighthouse illuminated as the sun rises on a perfect Spring morning in Dublin.
Poolbeg Lighthouse - Winter Sunrise
The view from Clontarf Promenade of Poolbeg Lighthouse at Sunrise on a freezing January morning.
The Great South Wall on a Calm Evening
The Great South Wall in Dublin bay on a beautiful evening as the tide rolled in and the sun began to set.
Full Moon above the Half Moon Swimming Club
On the Great South Wall you can usually walk to the half moon, on this evening you could walk to the full moon too.
A Beacon in Dublin Bay
First built in 1768, Poolbeg Lighthouse has stood at the entrance to Dublin Bay for over 250 years. Rebuilt into its present form in 1820, the lighthouse has changed appearance over the centuries, from its original granite appearance to a period when it was painted black as maritime colour conventions evolved,
before becoming the distinctive red landmark we all recognise today.Still guiding vessels into Dublin Port, Poolbeg Lighthouse remains a much-loved destination for walkers and photographers.
Its changing colours, light, and surroundings have made it one of Dublin Bay's most photographed landmarks.