Dylan
Healy

I design and build websites for small businesses in Ireland: so far a monthly night out in Limerick, a coffee brand and three caravan parks. By day I'm an automation engineer, so this is laid out the way I'd hand over a job: a register, then one sheet per site.

contact@dylanhealy.ieLimerick. I reply within a day.

Drawn
Dylan Healy
Set
Websites, 2025–26
Scale
Not to scale
Status
Issued for comment
Sheet
00
The first screen of twilightthursdays.ie
twilightthursdays.ie, first screen, at desktop width.

Twilight Thursdays

A late-opening night across Limerick city on the last Thursday of the month: gigs, galleries and food, all on one map. The schedule reads from a spreadsheet, so nobody has to ring me to change a date.

twilightthursdays.ie

Revisions
RevDateDescription
A2025First issue on WordPress: the night on one map
B03.07.2026Schedule page, reminder emails and featured listings
C16.09.2026Rebuilt from scratch on Cloudflare, straight from the sheet
D19.09.2026Shows which features get used (share, map, calendar), with no cookies
Sheet
01
Live since
2025
Role
Design, build and upkeep

Glenbeg

A family-run park on its own sandy cove on the Ring of Kerry. The site keeps out of the way of the view.

glenbeg.dylanhealy.ie

Sheet
02
Place
Caherdaniel, Co. Kerry
Role
Design, build
Status
Concept, not commissioned
The first screen of the Glenbeg concept site
glenbeg.dylanhealy.ie, first screen.
Revisions
RevDateDescription
A10.07.2026First issue: the park’s site, led by the view
B10.07.2026Real details in: Eircode, season, location map
C10.07.2026Fitted to phones, down to the photo viewer

Chill the Beans

Fresh coffee, smoothie bowls and toasties, and a puppuccino for the dog. Five shops in and around Limerick under one local brand, built for a phone held in one hand.

chill-the-beans.dylanhealy.ie

Revisions
RevDateDescription
A18.07.2026First issue: menu, locations and about pages
B22.09.2026Put online, kept out of search
The first screen of the Chill the Beans concept site
chill-the-beans.dylanhealy.ie, first screen.
Sheet
03
Shops
Five, Limerick
Status
Concept, not commissioned

Ballinacourty House

A quiet park in the grounds of an 18th-century estate under the Galtees. The front page is a walking sheet drawn from real map data: walks from the gate, and the village fifteen minutes on foot.

ballinacourty.dylanhealy.ie

Revisions
RevDateDescription
A13.07.2026First issue: a six-page “Walled Garden” concept
B13.07.2026Reworked to lose the template look
C13.07.2026Treatments varied, copy made plainer
D12.09.2026Put online, kept out of search; Book goes to their FareHarbor
E13.09.2026Redrawn as a walking sheet from real map data
The first screen of the Ballinacourty House concept site, a walking sheet of the estate
ballinacourty.dylanhealy.ie, first screen, rev D.
Sheet
04
Place
Glen of Aherlow, Co. Tipperary
Status
Concept, not commissioned

Streamstown

A tidy park on a dairy farm outside Roscrea. Its front page is a drawn plan of the park, and this is the real one: pick what you're bringing.

streamstown.dylanhealy.ie

Plan of Streamstown Caravan and Camping Park The park is a hedged field on the south side of the R491. A gravel drive runs in from the gate past hedged bays to the showers and games room, a second drive loops round the east side, and a third runs west along the south edge. There is open grass with a play area, a pair of static units, and the farmyard beyond to the south-east. The bays, play area and units are sketched in, not surveyed. ← Shinrone R491 Roscrea 2.5 km → Open grass Play area Grass Hedged bays Static units Showers & games room The farmyard Gate N about 20 m
Drawn from OpenStreetMap. The bays, play area and static units are sketched in, not surveyed.
What are you bringing?

Revisions
RevDateDescription
A14.09.2026First issue: a hedged pitch plan as the front page
B14.09.2026Put online, kept out of search
C14.09.2026Plan redrawn from OpenStreetMap only
D14.09.2026Lettering kept clear of road and hedges; fits a phone
Sheet
05
Place
Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
Rev
D

General notes

  1. You see the finished site on a private link before anything goes live, and we change what needs changing there.
  2. Send photos, prices and contact details. I'll send you a checklist so nothing gets missed.
  3. Your web address switches to the new site the day you approve it.
  4. The domain, the code and the files are yours. If you ever move it somewhere else, all of it goes with you.
  5. You deal with one person from the first sketch to the day it goes live: me.
  6. Sheets marked “concept” were drawn up unasked, to show those businesses what their site could look like. None of them are clients.

Issued for

your business.

contact@dylanhealy.ie

Limerick. I reply within a day.