61. Irish Roots - Irish Family History Foundation The Irish Family history Foundation covers the 32 counties of ireland, North, South, East and West. Through them you can have research carried out on your http://www.irishroots.net/

Virtual Irish Community Welcome to "Irish Roots" If you are looking for your Irish Roots you have come to the right place. From here you can visit the Irish Roots message board . It covers every county in Ireland and it is a free service. When you have enough preliminary research done you should visit the Irish Family History Foundation's website The Irish Family History Foundation covers the 32 counties of Ireland, North, South, East and West. Through them you can have research carried out on your family history from the millions of genealogical records they have gathered over the years. When you have found your roots you might like to visit Link Ireland for many interesting sites including links pages for every county in Ireland. Irish Link harp.net Irish Family History Foundation Home Page Site designed and hosted by Mayo Ireland Ltd See Link Ireland for other Irish sites.

62. CLONAKILTY - IRELAND : "History Of Clonakilty" Business and tourist directory of Clonakilty town and surrounding areas. Includes accomodation, manufacturing, industry, pubs, restaurants, history, sport, http://www.clon.ie/text/system/clehis1.html

HISTORY OF CLONAKILTY HISTORY OF CLONAKILTY AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Clonakilty is situated in one of the tuatha or tribe lands of the Corca Luighe. This was a pre-Milesian race and the name Luighe was common among their early chiefs. One of those, Lughaidh Mac Con was Monarch of Ireland. He is supposed to have been interred in Corran-hill in the parish of Desertserges from which a magnificent view embraces the southern coast from the Old Head of Kinsale westward. A cairn which marked the spot was opened in the early part of the last century and the urn contained in it is now in a Belfast museum. According to the Book of Ballymote, Corca Luighe extended from Beann Finn westward to Tragumina and Lough Ine and from Beal Atha Buidhe to Tragh Claen at the rock. It is very unsafe to dogmatise on Irish place-names but it is likely that Beann Finn stands for Mounteen Hill near Ballinascarthy on the summit of which there is a tumulus called Suidhe Finn. Another name may represent the fort of Ballyboy on the Bandon river and Tragh Claen may be where Cleena's rock is situated near the Galley Head. Each tuath of Corca Luighe was governed by a taoiseach and beneath him were the hereditary leaders. Tuatha O Fitcheallaigh and O Dunghalaigh merged in Clonakilty.

63. A Short History Of Ireland - Cambridge University Press A Short history of ireland. 2nd Edition. John O Beirne Ranelagh of John O’Beirne Ranelagh’s standard introductory account of the history of ireland, http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521469449

64. Language And Conquest In Early Modern Ireland - Cambridge University Press The Elizabethan conquest of ireland sparked off two linguistic events of enduring Published for the Society for Comparative Study of Society and history http://www.cambridge.org/uk/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521793181

65. Northern Ireland Conflict Political violence Northern ireland history 20th century. Protestants Northern ireland Provisional IRA history 20th century http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/soc/politics/Irish.html

The University of Adelaide Library Library A to Z Adelaide date and time [at last page refresh] is Fri Sep 23 08:40:37 2005 Northern Ireland Conflict SUBJECTS Audio-visual Bibliographies Chronologies Dictionaries ... Back to previous page Catalogue Subject Headings Refer to Adelaide University library catalogue Catholics Northern Ireland Ireland Foreign relations England Ireland History Ireland Politics and government Irish Republican Army Irish unification question Nationalism Ireland Northern Ireland see also sub-headings History Politics and government,etc. Partition, Territorial Peace movements Northern Ireland Political violence Northern Ireland History 20th century. Protestants Northern Ireland Provisional IRA History 20th century Revolutionaries Northern Ireland History. Sinn Fein History. Ulster (Northern Ireland and Ireland) see also sub-headings Violence Northern Ireland Audio-Visual Rose, Richard Ulster, the history of conflict ; Ulster, the structure of conflict [sound recording] / Richard Rose and John Whyte.

66. The Swift Guide To Ireland The ancient history of ireland presented in images and text. The history and traditions of policing in ireland (especially the Garda Síochána). http://swift.kerna.com/cat/Society_and_Culture/History/

Searching Top Level Society and Culture History Genealogy ... Preview A collection of Irish-related information with a particular emphasis on history. A journey through Sligo Preview Visit Yeat's Country, Rosses Point, Ben Bulben and learn about Sligo's ancient archeological sites and Famine History An Historic Overview of Early Age Ireland Preview One of three features spanning the 9,000 years of Irish history; part one: covering the early development of Ireland. An Historic Overview of Middle Age Ireland Preview One of three features spanning the 9,000 years of Irish history; part two: covering the period from medieval to nineteenth century Ireland. Ancient Ireland Preview The ancient history of Ireland presented in images and text. Bloody Sunday Preview Color photos of the events of Bloody Sunday, Derry, 1972 Brehon Law Project. Preview Site dedicated to reclaiming Ireland's legal heritage through collecting resources relating to the Brehon Laws, the ancient Celtic common law of Ireland. Chronology of Ireland Preview Ireland-related events, births and deaths for each year since 1600 Cobh The Queenstown Story Preview Croagh Patrick: Ireland's Holy Mountain Preview Take a virtual pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick, submit stories of your own pilgrimage, and read about the history and archeaology of Ireland's holiest mountain.

67. Ireland : History : Internet Gateway : Christchurch City Libraries ireland Our selection of Internet resources - ireland history Internet Gateway. http://library.christchurch.org.nz/Resources/History/Ireland/index.asp

Internet Gateway LiveOnline NZ Search tools Search our website ... NZ Elections You are here: Internet Gateway History : Ireland Ireland Sites Companion to PBS Frontline program on the Northern Ireland conflicts, the Irish Republican Army (IRA), and the IRA's political wing, Sinn Fein. Provides a timeline of Northern Ireland politics, commentary, interviews, and related information. Easter Rising Explore the events leading up to 1916, the Insurrection itself and its aftermath, through essays, photographs, sound archive, music and newspapers from the period. From BBC History. Compilation of links to web sites on the Easter Rising. Great Irish Famine Outlines the plight of the Irish during the 'Great Hunger' of 1845 to 1850, discussing the penal laws, racism, and mass evictions that led to the tragedy, and detailing mortality rates and emigration statistics and conditions. James Connolly Internet Archive Provides a collection of James Connolly's works from the establishment of the Irish Socialist Republican Party through to his final statement upon his execution following the Easter Uprising. Part of the Marxist Internet Archive. The Troubles - Northern Ireland A comprehensive look at the history of the Northern Ireland conflict with articles, video footage, audio clips and photographs.

68. About NIFHS Provides branch information, society news, publications and links to member web sites. http://www.nifhs.org/

North of Ireland Family History Society Charity number XR22524 Home Our Library Location The Society Library Branches ... Site Map Years When a family history group was formed in Bangor in 1979, it was not envisaged then that 25 years later this group would be part of the North of Ireland Family History Society with 10 other Branches and hundreds of members worldwide. To celebrate our 25th anniversary, a number of events have now taken place. The main ones being our "Anniversary Day" at the Fitzwilliam International Hotel in October and our two successful evenings of talks on the subject of "Migration - North Irish Roots" as part of the Belfast Festival at Queen's. About the Society Our objective is to foster interest in family history with special reference to families who have roots in the North of Ireland and their descendants, wherever they may be. The NIFHS is a voluntary, non profitmaking organisation, depending on the financial support of amateurs doing Family History and volunteer effort in running the society. The society is not a Research Agency, although we do like to put people in contact with one another. We have two types of Membership: BRANCH MEMBERSHIP - Local members usually join and attend meetings at their nearest Branch by paying the annual fee set by each Branch - but this also allows them to attend meetings held by any of the Branches. Annual Membership includes two issues of the Journal

69. Rick Steves' Europe: Ireland's History In A Nutshell Planning tips to help maximize you time and money spent in Europe. http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/destinations/ireland/irehist2.htm

Free Publications Press Room Plan Your Trip Travel Store ... Ireland Ireland's History in a Nutshell By Rick Steves One surprising aspect of Ireland is the richness of its history. While the island is not particularly well-endowed with historic monuments, it is soaked in history. I've woven more in-depth accounts of its past into the sightseeing descriptions in my Ireland guidebook . But here's a thumbnail overview: The story of Ireland can be broken into four sections: 500 BC-500 AD (Iron Age), 500-900 (age of "Saints and Scholars"), 900-1900 (age of invasions and colonization), and the 20th century (independence and the question of one Ireland). Through the Iron Age, the Celtic people left the countryside peppered with thousands of ancient sights . While most of what you'll see are little more than rockpiles and take a vigorous imagination to reconstruct (ring forts, wedge tombs, monumental stones, and so on), just standing next to a megalith that pre-dates the pharoahs while surrounded by lush Ireland is evocative. The finest gold, bronze, and iron work of this period is in the National Museum in Dublin. Celts worshipped the sun. Perhaps St. Patrick had an easy time converting the locals because they had so little sun to worship. Whatever the case, a Roman boy enslaved by the Irish, Patrick, helped Christianize Ireland in the 5th century. From this period on, monks established monastic centers of learning which produced great Christian teachers and community-builders. They traveled, establishing monastic communities all over Ireland, Britain and Europe. One of them, St. Brendan, may have even sailed to America.

70. BBC Online - Northern Ireland - History Portal site examining history throughout the 20th century, including the World War II and features on the Troubles. Features multimedia items from the http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/history/

Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index FRIDAY 23rd September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage BBC Northern Ireland History ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Take a trip through the Twentieth Century with our own John Bennett and guests as they discuss the outstanding news and events from each year.

71. Library Association Of Ireland - History & Rare Books (Bibliography) Bibliography on history and rare books from the Library Association of ireland. http://www.libraryassociation.ie/publications/rarebks.htm

Home News Index Contact ... Links You are here: Home Page Publications A history of libraries in Britain and Ireland (forthcoming book). Library Review A rare Monaghan printing. Long Room Bibliophile's diary number seven. Long Room, 40 (1995): 7-15. Bloomfield, Barry. A directory of rare books and special collections in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland . London: Library Association, 1995.672p. ISBN 1 856040631 Bloomfield, B.C. The revision of the Directory of rare books and special collections in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Library Review Brown, Barbara Traxler. Continental travel memoirs: a source for the provincial book trade? In An uncommon bookman: essays in memory of J.R.R. Adams , edited by John Gray, and Wesley McCann, 6-22. Belfast: Linen Hall Library, 1996.ISBN 1 900921 00 6 Cahill, Thomas. How the Irish saved civilization: the untold story of Ireland's heroic role from the fall of Rome to the rise of medieval Europe. New York: Doubleday, 1995.x,246p. ISBN 0385418485

72. Mellen Subject Area: England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland - History The Edwin Mellen Press Subject Areas England, Wales, Scotland, ireland - history. http://www.mellenpress.com/mellenpress.cfm?catkey=35&pc=8

73. Welcome To South East Ireland-History Of Waterford A brief, overall history of Co Waterford. This act changed the course of Irish history and established a firm foothold in ireland for the Plantagenet http://www.southeastireland.com/content.asp?id=37

74. Battlehill LOL 395 Is A Orange Lodge In Portadown District No 1 Battlehill, Portadown, Northern ireland. history, links, membership information, parades, lambeg drums and chat room. http://www.battlehill395.freeserve.co.uk/

Join the Blue Ribbon free speech campaign "Civil and Religious Liberties are for all and not a selected few" Click on the Drop down links below Formation of LOL 395 Massacre on the Bridge at the River Bann in 1641 Co Armagh Juniors visit the Boyne Carrickfergus Pageant 2003 Visit the Webrings The Battle of the Boyne 1690 Visit the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland's P.R. information page Learn the truth about the Orange Institution Loyal Order Jewels Battlehill's main link page to a lot of other sites This page displays new links of interest Visit Battlehill's own search engine or use one of the other fifty plus The Protestant declince in the South of Ireland The Ethnic Cleansing of Protestants in Northern Ireland Learn about the Sinn Fein IRA Worldwide terrorists Northern Ireland Assembly Ulster's Twin Towers Learn about the Red Hand of Ulster Twenty reasons to be an Orangeman Why an Orange Memorial in France Learn the truth of why the IRA/Sinn Fein attack the Protestants of Cluan Place in Belfast Visit the history section now Members only area All Ireland History section Sign my new Guestbook Click here for the latest news from Portadown District LOL No 1 WWW Battlehill Visit the live chat room *NEW* Translation Link below *NEW* View my old Guestbook Visitors: World time and local weather forecast 'Enter' Members only area Press the 'F11' button on your key board and enjoy a full screen experience

75. Welcome To South East Ireland-History Of Carlow A brief, overall history of County Carlow. The first settlers to reach ireland around 6000 BC left traces of their passing in the flint weapons and http://www.southeastireland.com/content.asp?id=39

76. History Of Ireland And Its Irish Heritage A short history of ireland and it s Irish heritage from the Norman invasion of ireland to the hardships of the Irish people. http://www.thetreemaker.com/last-name-meaning/history-of-ireland.html

Display your genealogy on an elegant family tree chart. Home Genealogy Charts/Pricing Customizing ... Links History of Ireland and its Irish Heritage Display your Irish coat of arms or your Ireland heritage Search For Your Irish Family Name Here!!! If we don't have the history of your Irish family name in our data base then email us to see if we have it in one of our many history books. Early Ireland History: By the start of the Christian Era the various Celtic tribes inhabiting Ireland were apparently divided into the five kingdoms of Ulster; Meath, Leinster, Munster, and Connaught, whose rulers were subject to a high king dwelling at Tara. The Druids, or priests, and the bards, who sang heroic tales, were figures of special power and prominence in those early days. In the fifth century, when St. Patrick carried on his famous missionary work, Christianity became the religion of the island. Learning, music, and poetry flourished; foreign students visited Ireland, and Irish missionaries carried religion and scholarship to England and the Continent. This, Ireland's most glorious era, is the period of which its people are most proud of their Irish heritage.

77. Books On Irish History - Ireland View - Ireland's Travel And Accommodation Guide Books on ireland s history ireland View ireland s Travel and Accommodation Guideireland s Travel and Accommodation Guide - Deatils on b b, guesthouse, http://www.irelandview.com/amazon-history.php

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78. EBooks On Ireland The Civil Wars A Military history of England, Scotland, and ireland 1638 This is the first fully-documented history of ireland and the Irish from http://www.classbrain.com/artholiday/publish/ebooks_on_irleand.shtml

Last Updated: Feb 23rd, 2005 - 13:17:58 Home 1st - 3rd Grade Ask ClassBrain Biographies Corporate Information Country Reports Defining Documents Freedom Files Games Mission Reports Monthy Grab Bag Monuments and Memorials Movies in the Classroom State Reports Teens ClassBrain Store Holidays Home January New Year February ... Kwanzaa Saint Patrick's Day eBooks on Ireland By eBooks Jan 14, 2005, 06:18 PST Email this article Printer friendly page Pick up one of these informative eBooks on Ireland and learn more about the Irish people and the land they call home. St. Patrick of Ireland A portrait of Ireland's patron saint discusses his youth as a Roman citizen, his enslavement by Irish pirates, his decision to convert the Irish to Christianity, and the letters that revealed information about his belief system and life in Ireland. In Search of Ireland: A Cultural Geography In Search of Ireland examines the nature of the political economy and the exercise of power within the context of contemporary cultural geography. The Civil Wars: A Military History of England, Scotland, and Ireland 1638 - 1660

79. Country Study Ireland Social Studies Chronology of ireland A marvelously detailed history of ireland for the past 400 years. ireland A good overview of ireland, history, government, http://www.archaeolink.com/country_study_ireland.htm

Ireland People History Culture Social Studies Home Afghanistan Social Studies Albania Social Studies Algeria Social Studies ... Vietnam Social Studies You may find additional information about the country of your choice in the sections for Archaeology Anthropology or Ancient Civilizations Ireland Tourism Please Note: If you sometimes get an error message when clicking on a large text link, don't give up. Try the URL link instead. There are times when the large text link doesn't "take" for some reason, thus the built-in redundancy. Thank you. Go to Ireland Capital City Dublin City Profile Ask Ireland - Ireland's Government Directory Use Ask Ireland to find the information you need and a government agency that can help. - From Government of Ireland - http://www.askireland.com/ Central Statistics Office The Irish Central Statistics Office is the Government body responsible for compiling Irish official statistics. You will find many statistical surveys and a "student's corner." A good resource. - From Government of Ireland - http://www.cso.ie/

80. HarperCollins Publishers Home Of William Morrow, Avon Delaney has written an epic novel on the history of ireland. I would recommend it to anyone interested in ireland and its history. http://www.harpercollins.com/global_scripts/product_catalog/book_xml.asp?isbn=00

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