Boy & Girl at Cahera, Illustrated London News, 1847. Report: ’Not far from the spot where I made this sketch,’ says Mr. Mahoney, ’and less than fifty perches from the high road, is another of the many sepulchres above ground, where six dead bodies had lain for twelve days, without the least chance of interment, owing to their being so far from the town.’,

The Village of Mienes, Illustrated London News, 1847,

The Ejectment, Illustrated London News, 1848,

The Day After The Ejectment, Illustrated London News, 1848,

Bridget O’Donnell & Children, Illustrated London News, 1849,

Searching for Potatoes in a stubble field, Illustrated London News, 1849. Report: ’What the people were digging and hunting for, like dogs after truffles, I could not imagine, till I went into the field, and then I found them patiently turning over the whole ground, in the hopes of finding the few potatoes the owner might have overlooked.’,

The Village of Moveen, Illustrated London News, 1849. Report: 'The Sketch of Moveen, to which I now call your attention, is that of another ruined village in the Union of Kilrush. It is a specimen of the dilapidation I behold all around. There is nothing but devestation, while the soil is of the finest description, capable of yielding as much as any land in the empire.',

Miss Kennedy Distributing Clothing at Kilrush, Illustrated London News, 1849