COMMUNION

Here's one I finished on the day we said goodbye to the eighth amendment in Ireland, poplar wood, acrylic paint and a touch of coat hanger. It's of a little girl celebrating her first holy communion with a tasty cigarette.

Money Makes the World Go Around

Oh I doN't know

Ned Eyre

Here's a four page strip from a book I pitched at an Irish publisher back in 2014. The idea was a comic book (or as they are so fashionably known in the present era: a 'Novella Graphique,') covering  the lives of a dozen lesser known, unique and largely forgotten Irish people. The publishers didn't go for it - so I'm just shoving it up here for you wonderful folk to read. Ned Eyre (one of the Eyres of Eyre Square, Galway,) is covered in this one. I have another, longer one, based on the life of practical joker Horace DeVere Cole which I will put up in a while.
Until then I give you . . .

FILTHY SOCIALIST

Looks a bit like Robbie Coltrane as Hagrid?

GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY SPREAD

I'M GOING TO HELL FOR THIS

SEAFOOD

JAPANESE BEEF IN A KILT

You heard me right the first time - I said 'MOO.'

Book Club

Pass the Pincushion Brutus

IT'S BEEN A WHILE . .

PRISON POEM

SIMPLE ICHTHYOLOGY

HOLY SUPER-HEROES!!!

I WENT ON HOLIDAYS TO VALENTIA ISLAND AND PLANNED ON VISITING THE SKELLIGS BUT COULDN'T BECAUSE . . .

MORE UNTITLED THAN THE LAST ONE AND NO CAPTION TO MAKE SENSE OF WHAT THIS IS ABOUT AND SO ON AND SO ON

UNTITLED

I imagine the gentleman in the chair is saying something like: 'At that height it needs less mayonnaise.'

A BAD JOKE - BUT GOOD IN PARTS

Check out the original cartoon 1895 from Punch HERE - I particularly like the 1992 edit.