I must not see her [2008] 

Hilary Lawler

Eoin Marron [2008] 

Eoin Marron

The Adventures of Man-Man [2008] 

Brian Burke

Boxes [2008]

David Keeling

Random Re-action Comic [2008] 

Deirdre de Barra

Random Acts of Violence [2008] 

Ronan Kenndy

2mm Bridge - 2007

Ronan Kenndy's surreal 24 hour comic

That time again 2007

The lovely Katie Black's 24 hour comic

The Night Out - 2007

Brendan Harty's 2007 24 hour comic

The Wyrm - 2007

Miss Ninja's second 24 hour comic - she says she should be up to A4 size in about 3 years.

24 hour comic Luke - 2007

at 12 Luke is currently the youngest artists to take part in the irish event.

Mr. Fish - 2007

Paddy Lynch's 24 page 24 hour comic "Mr Fish"

Disco Queen - 2007

Paul Byrne's fantastic 24 hour comic - featuring the tripple tales of Disco Queen, Hunting Cat and Dingo Bingo.

Not for all the tea in China - 2007

Kyle Rogers 2007 24 hour comic which picks up from his 2006 comic with the further adventrues of Scott Ferguson.

The Art of Cake diving - 2007

Some pages from Cliodhna's 24 hour comic attempt.

The Way It Should Have Been - 2006

Stephen Walker's Honourable Mention (Gaiman Variation) 24 Hour Comic. What it lacks in page count it makes up in linework quality. Plus, he took a several hour nap along the way, so...

Stock Car Ninja - 2006 

Bob Byrne's arse-kickingly good 24 Hour Comic which put everyone else to shame. Not just that, but he finished this in less than 24 hour hours with several breaks for pints. Mack Daddy of Irish comics indeed.

Monkey/Zero Men - 2006 

Murra Macrory's comic done at Dublins 24 hour comics day - the dual stories of Monkey and the Zero Men.

If you want breakfest in bed sleep in the kitchen - 2006 

Cliodhna's 24 hour comic that has no words cus she can't spell and has really bad hand lettering and is set underwater cus she thought that would be easier with limited backgrounds but then realised she had to black in everything.

The French (dis)Connection - 2006 

Kyle Rogers' entry for Dublin 24-Hour-Comics Day 2006, in which The Sekkrit World Government watches cartoons, France goes missing, Penos Bin Liner attempts to start a world war, and we uncover a dark secret of the world's top secret agent!

He Ain't Heavy (There's No Gravity) - 2006

Triona's Dublin 24-Hour-Comics Day 2006 entry that everyone remembers, as the colour was done exclusively with solvent-based markers in a closed room. Meaning that after a few hours we were all high as kites. Ah, memories...