Ten FAQs about Irish Marriage Records
When: Friday, 3 December, 2021Of all the records we might hope to see on our Irish family history quest, a glimpse at the marriage of both ancestors probably tops the list.
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Searching for your Northern Irish Ancestors: A Three-step Guide
When: Sunday, 28 November, 2021The Irish War of Independence
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Best Irish Family Tree Makers
When: Sunday, 14 November, 2021Talk to anyone who has spent some time researching their Irish ancestry, and they'll all tell you "it grows legs." Despite all our best efforts to keep things simple, Irish genealogy research is a bit... a lot... like our confusing signposts and winding boreens – a fun journey,
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Learn from the stars of Traditional Irish music
When: Wednesday, 10 November, 2021The courses came about when a number of stars of the Irish music scene gathered in the cultural hub of County Clare in the west of Ireland recently and set about imparting their tremendous knowledge and skills in a series of video lessons.
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Connect with Your Irish Roots: James's Trip to Killenaule, Tipperary
When: Wednesday, 3 November, 2021As part of James's search for more information on his great grandfather Mr. Michael Murphy, he posted a message to the IrelandXO message board in late January 2021.
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Researching Irish Passenger Lists of The Immigrant Ships
When: Wednesday, 27 October, 2021by Brian Mitchell, Genealogy, Derry City & Strabane District Council, Tower Museum
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IrelandXO Cook Club - Barmbrack
When: Saturday, 23 October, 2021Photo: duchas.ie In 19th-century Ireland, Tea & Barmbrack was considered a "substantial breakfast", a "comfortable meal" and an "abundant repast" for any occasion.
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Remembering our Irish Ancestors
When: Thursday, 21 October, 2021Samhain, the 3-day Celtic Feast of the Dead, was celebrated in Ireland up until the 14th century when Rome decreed November 1st and 2nd as "holy days of obligation".
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Chronicles Insight - Irish Fathers of Horror
When: Friday, 15 October, 2021Joseph Thomas Sheridan (better known as just Sheridan Le Fanu) came from a Huguenot family with clerical connections. He was born on Dublin’s Lower Dominick Street in 1814.
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