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James Henry of County Cavan circa 1805 - 1855

 17-Jul-24 06:22 		Ireland XO Community 2 There was a James Hery marryin
by MaryTV 17-Jul-24 12:45

Visiting Liscarroll.

17-Jul-24 00:21 		Liscarroll (Cork), Cork 7 Thanks again for reaching out
by Tim Breslin 18-Jul-24 20:02

Looking for information on Connelly's in Galway

 16-Jul-24 20:54 		Ireland XO Community 10 Patricia;  Thank you for
by Connelly 24-Jul-24 13:41

Visiting Ireland Fall 2024 Looking for descendants of Robert Walsh Cahill and Johana McCarthy Cahill both born near Ballyneety North in Limerick

 16-Jul-24 18:12 		Pallasgreen (Limerick), Limerick 5 Thank you so much, it helps me
by tomkathy 31-Oct-24 2:11

What is the count and Parish

 16-Jul-24 10:17 		Ireland XO Community 2 Foynes is a town in Co. Limeri
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 16-Jul-24 11:01

Galway Genealogy Consultant Needed - Visiting July 25-28

 16-Jul-24 08:13 		Ireland XO Community 31 @Kieran I got it to download.
by AKellyMc 27-Jul-24 7:14

Fitzgeralds of Tooradoo in Athea (Limerick) and their connection to Fitzgeralds in Knocknasnaa in Abbeyfealed and the Fitzgeralds in Glensharold in Carrickerry (Limerick)

 15-Jul-24 20:46 		Ireland XO Community 9 Hi Margot and Eileen,
by Ellen 24-Jul-24 9:32

Searching for Information on the Family of Catherine Murphy, born ca.1817 in Kilmihil, County Clare

 15-Jul-24 19:15 		Kilmihil (Clare), Clare 10 Thank you Eileen and Kitty.
by Margaret D Foster 31-Jul-24 20:01

Dundalk Burial Records

 15-Jul-24 11:58 		Ireland XO Community 5 Hi Pat, thank you so much for
by AndyB 18-Jul-24 6:21

Nicholas Furlong

 14-Jul-24 18:55 		Ireland XO Community 6 I have no death record and fro
by tmedvetz 16-Jul-24 14:31

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