Irishmen Collection

Irish Elections 1923
Election propaganda posters for Eamon De Valera : " We will wade through the blood of our fellow Irishmen and through the blood of Members of the Government"

James Napper Tandy
JAMES NAPPER TANDY Irish Revolutionary. Co-founder of the United Irishmen (1791) with Wolfe Tone and Thomas Russell

Immigrations tide again rising high (b / w photo)
6002607 Immigrations tide again rising high (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Immigrations tide again rising high)

Sir Dan Donnelly and John Langan, Irish boxers

Portrait of an Irish Chief: drawn from Life at Wexford, 1798 (coloured engraving)
2632311 Portrait of an Irish Chief: drawn from Life at Wexford, 1798 (coloured engraving) by Gillray, James (1757-1815); Courtesy of the Warden and Scholars of New College

The Arrest of Lord Edward Fitzgerald (1763-98), 19 May 1798
XJF119853 The Arrest of Lord Edward Fitzgerald (1763-98), 19 May 1798, engraved by Joseph Swain (1820-1909) (engraving) (b&w photo) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; English

The Noble Sons of Ireland. After a print published in New York, 1873. The picture shows prominent Irishmen through the ages each dressed in clothes of his era

First World War Chromolithographic Recruiting Poster Printed In Dublin And Aimed At Convincing Young Irishmen To Join The Army

Ballinamuck, County Longford, Ireland, Pikeman Statue

WW1 Recruitment Poster -- A Resolution
Recruitment poster, printed by A Thom and Company, Dublin. A Resolution passed in the Trenches. By an Irish Regiment (2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regiment)

James Hope (Irish)
JAMES HOPE Irish statesman, member of the United Irishmen (an optimistic association indeed) Date: 1764 - 1846

Pseudo Irishmen
PSEUDO IRISHMEN

The political drama. No. 61. Old grill among the paddies, en sanguine engraving 1832?, William Cobbett riding on a large gridiron borne by a ragged troop of caricatured Irishmen in a procession

The Political Drama. No. 61. Old Grill Among The Paddies, En Sanguine Engraving 1832ja, William Cobbett Riding On A Large Gridiron Borne By A Ragged Troop Of Caricatured Irishmen In A Procession

Pseudo Irishmen

IRELAND. MUNSTER. KERRY. Skellig Michael. Ruins of Celtic monastery, built in 588. Celtic art

IRELAND. LEINSTER. MEATH. Newgrange. Three large megalithic funerary burial mounds. Neolithic art

IRELAND. LEINSTER. MEATH. Newgrange. Central Chamber of the Megalithic Passage Tomb. Stone plate for offerings. Neolithic art

IRELAND. LEINSTER. LOUTH. Monasterboice. Western or higher cross. Celtic art

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"Irishmen: A Tapestry of Resilience, Courage, and Legacy" From the fervor of Irish Elections in 1923 to the valiant spirit embodied by James Napper Tandy, the story is one woven with threads of history. Like a WWI Recruitment Poster beckoning their call to duty, they stood united as United Irishmen in 1798. An evocative coloured engraving captures their unwavering determination. Through turbulent times, like an immigration tide rising high in a black and white photo, Irishmen sought new horizons while staying rooted in their heritage. The indomitable spirit found its expression through Sir Dan Donnelly and John Langan's fists - two formidable boxers who fought for more than just victory. Yet not all battles were fought within rings; some took place on political battlegrounds. British troops arresting Sinn Fein members during a raid on the Ministry of echoes the struggle for independence that coursed through Ireland's veins. In every era, there emerged leaders whose portraits etched themselves into history. A coloured engraving drawn from life at Wexford in 1798 reveals an Irish Chief's noble countenance while capturing his essence. The arrest of Lord Edward Fitzgerald on that fateful day in May 1798 stands as a testament to sacrifice and devotion. Even amidst global conflicts such as World War I, Irishmen resolved to serve their country with pride - as depicted by a stirring recruitment poster urging them forward. James Hope personifies hope itself - an embodiment of resilience amid adversity. And when we gaze upon "The Noble Sons of Ireland, " we witness King Brian Boru, Hugh O'Neill Earl of Tyrone, Wolfe Tone standing tall together across time and dressed in clothes emblematic of their eras. They have left an indelible mark on history – warriors for freedom and champions against injustice.