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Temple of Garrison Hill

 6-May-24 07:12 		Ireland XO Community 9 What a touching story. Thanks
by Patricia 7-May-24 15:33

Dorothey family name aka Doherty from County Clare

 6-May-24 02:19 		Ireland XO Community 5 Cathryn,
by Carolyn 6-May-24 15:35

Finding Lost Relatives

 6-May-24 02:18 		Ireland XO Community 8 Here's birth record for Rose (
by Patricia 6-May-24 21:38

O'Neills of Clonkeen town land, County Antrim

 4-May-24 21:10 		Drummaul (Antrim), Antrim 2 I don’t see any O’Neills i
by Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 5-May-24 0:01

Catherine Larkin and husband Mr Egan of Kilcolgan , Ferbane, Offaly

4-May-24 21:09 		Offaly 5 Hi Terri
by Margaret, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 26-May-24 15:38

Advice regarding emigrant returning from New Zealand

 4-May-24 20:00 		Emly (Tipperary), Tipperary 4 Thanks Louise and Chris for yo
by ptkcollins 9-May-24 9:50

Neal Campbell Finvoy & Finvoy Church of Ireland

 3-May-24 21:37 		Finvoy (Antrim), Antrim 3 Roots Ireland (subscription) h
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 4-May-24 14:58

Ellen Hearne/Denis McCarthy

 3-May-24 20:03 		Killea (Waterford), Trinity Without (Waterford), Waterford, Waterford 2 Hannah:
by Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘ 3-May-24 22:47

Looking for news of possible Delahanty or Byrnes relatives living in Cloghasty, Graige, Thomastown, Kilkenny.Byrnes, James (May 1842 Dublin Ireland) and Mary Delahunty Byrnes (baptized 14 Nov 1843) are the parents of Catherine Byrnes Farrell, my great

 3-May-24 00:41 		Ireland XO Community 5 Hi Patricia and Roger, &n
by M Deasy 5-May-24 19:11

Looking for Dorans in County Down

 3-May-24 00:02 		Ireland XO Community 3 I too, like Elwyn I am a bit c
by Margot 3-May-24 9:28

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