Cartoons about Ireland from Punch | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive
Cartoons about Ireland from Punch | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive
Irish Frankenstein by Kenny Meadows. Punch magazine 1843 | Irish american history, Irish history, Political art
This cartoon with poem was published in Life Magazine on May 11th, 1893. The poem is suggesting that the monkeys in the zoo are sad that they get called by Irish names. :
File:Punch Anti-Irish propaganda (1882) Irish Frankenstein.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Prelates
Victorian-Cartoons-Punch-1849-02-24-79 | Illustrating Chinese Exclusion
Ireland. An Interval for Reflection, Antique Cartoon from Punch Magazine
Cartoons about Ireland from Punch | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive
How Punch Magazine Changed Everything | Illustration Chronicles
Advertiser.ie - A time when the Irish were not welcome
History Ireland
Punch and the Famine
Jonny Hemphill on Twitter: "The Kindest Cut of All, a cartoon from Punch Magazine, 10th March 1920. #partition #homerule #Ireland http://t.co/gcyQfDzEzk" / Twitter
Punch cartoon ireland hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
University of Bristol
History Ireland
Punch cartoon ireland hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Ireland Cartoons - Images | PUNCH Magazine Cartoon Archive
Punch cartoon ireland hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
How Punch Magazine Changed Everything | Illustration Chronicles
Ireland full of "ratholes, dingy bars" can “get stuffed” says racist British Brexit defender | IrishCentral.com
:quality(70)/cloudfront-eu-central-1.images.arcpublishing.com/irishtimes/2T3TGXXV42XXY2SI7UM2MNJKLU.jpg "Apes, psychos, alcos: How British cartoonists depict the Irish – The Irish Times")
Apes, psychos, alcos: How British cartoonists depict the Irish – The Irish Times
Apes, psychos, alcos: How British cartoonists depict the Irish – The Irish Times
