Photographer - Lorraine O'Sullivan Photography
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Regions served: All of Ireland
Type / specialities: News, Sport, Features, and Business
Additional skills: Public Liability Insurance and Tax clearance certificate
Lorraine O’Sullivan is an award-winning Irish photographer with over twenty years of experience, specialising in specialising in Sports, News and PR Photography. She is a skilled photographer with a keen eye and an ability to relate to, and put her subjects at ease.
She has covered the World Cup and European Championships, the Six Nations and Heineken Cup Rugby, All Ireland Finals in Football and Hurling, the European Swimming Championships, the Cheltenham Racing Festival and the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Her work has appeared in newspapers, magazines and websites throughout Ireland, Britain and Europe. She has also recently added video to the services that she can provide.
Belgium’s Wout van Aert after winning the UCI Cyclocross World Cup event at Sport Ireland Campus, Blanchardstown.
Staying ‘a head’ of the competition during the Dublin Horse Show 2019, at Royal Dublin Society, Ballsbridge
Competitors and staff pictured during the Tattersalls International Horse Trials
Imogen Cotter from Team NH finishes Ras na mBan Phase 2 despite crashing
"Grainne" the fox gets a better view of cyclists in the 2017 R‡s na mB‡n, as she sits on the shoulder of Pat Gibbons
CJ Stander tries to comfort Anthony Foley's son Tony after Munster's 1st game following his death
Competitors in the An Post Rás na mBan cycle along the Wild Atlantic Way
Lee Keegan distraught after Mayo is defeated in another All-Ireland Final
Martin Doran tries to avoid getting trampled after falling from his horse Warhead during the Punchestown festival
A horse and jockey make their way to the start at the Laytown Races
Jamaica’s Shelly-Ann Fraser celebrates after winning the women’s 100m final in the Olympics.
Niamh Lamb and her husband Adrian, celebrate on their wedding day.
Performers at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics.
Chinese drummers at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics.
Ian Power on First Down Jets comes unstuck on ‘Ruby’s Bank’, at the Punchestown Races.
Early morning exercise for horse and jockeys, on the Curragh.
Shane Duffy, Monaghan goalkeeper, gets a boot in the face from Stephen McDonald, of Armagh.
Ian Power on First Down Jets comes unstuck on 'Rubys bank' at the Punchestown Festival in April 2007.
A lone spectator watches as riders in the annual round-Ireland Milk Rás flash past on the way to Cahersiveen, Co Kerry, in May 2004
The peloton in the annual round-Ireland Milk Rás stretches out on the way up to Moll's Gap, Co Kerry, in May 2001
The Republic of Ireland player Roy Keane and manager Mick McCarthy at arm's length after a game in Lansdowne Road in September 2001; their differences would come to a head in Saipan the following year
