Brian Cregan Photography

Brian Cregan Photography Documentary, commercial and fine art photographer. http://briancreganphotography.com

Brian Cregan is the Kildare County Council, Emerging Visual Artist Award recpient which has enabled him to create this exhibition The Glass Garden. He is a documentary/fine art photographer interested in recording events and exploring ideas relating to landscape, natural history and the suburban garden. A recent graduate of the photography programme in the Dublin Iinstitute of Technology, where h

e received first class honours, his work has been selected for The Salon Art Prize in London in 2012 and the Propeller Award in association with Fire Studios and Source magazine. It has also been featured in The Irish Arts Review, The Irish Times and other books and newspapers.

I'm delighted that my photographs of Grangegorman and St. Brendan's hospital have been shared online and are available n...
25/11/2025

I'm delighted that my photographs of Grangegorman and St. Brendan's hospital have been shared online and are available now for the public to view and use under a creative commons license.
It has been a pleasure working with the GDA Grangegorman Development Agency and The Royal Irish Academy and my fellow awardees.

"As the Lights Went Out: Grangegorman in Transition
As part of a public call by Grangegorman Histories in 2023, Brian Cregan, artist photographer, curated a collection of photographs of St Brendan’s Hospital which capture transformational moments of the Grangegorman area and explore its social history and architectural heritage.​"

Thanks especially to Katherine Martin RIA, Jenny Donohoe (GDA Comms)

Ann Curran (video interview), Anthony Haughey, Val Connor (TU Dublin) TU Dublin Photography
Nora Rahill, Philip Cohen, Jenny Haughton, Lori Keeve, Ruth Hegarty RIA, Clare Lanigan DRI, Charles Duggan.

The project was funded by Grangegorman Histories www.grangegormanhistories.ie

As part of a public call by Grangegorman Histories in 2023, Brian Cregan, artist photographer, curated a collection of photographs of St Brendan’s Hospital which capture transformational moments of the Grangegorman area and explore its social history and architectural heritage.​

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