This article features photographs by Nick Bradshaw, showcasing the work of Padser Harris, a 71-year-old horse-drawn carriage operator in Dublin. Harris, known as the oldest working jarvey in the city, has been providing tours for over 30 years. Bradshaw's images capture Harris and his vintage cart, highlighting his dedication to his craft.
A selection of Irish Times visual journalist Nick Bradshaw’s photographs throughout the year and the story behind one of them.
A chilly outdoor Sunday Service on Bray Seafront, Wicklow. Photograph Nick Bradshaw / The Irish Times Maddie and Felicity Comerford from Wexford with Aimee and Bobby O’Brien from Wexford and Amy Carney with baby Iarlaith from Co. Clare attended a ‘Latching On’ morning in Áras an Uachtaráin, as part of National Breastfeeding Week hosted Sabina Higgins. Photograph Nick Bradshaw / The Irish Times
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