By Fiona Fitzsimons Evidence in family history consists of any source—a document, photo or artefact—with a name (or names), date, place-name or story attached to it. Even the dullest administrative […]
Read More →The late nineteenth-century Orange revival in King’s County (Offaly). By Quincey Dougan In what was named King’s County by Queen Mary during a phase of plantation in 1556, there were […]
Read More →On the 150th anniversary of the disestablishment of the Church of Ireland in 1869. By Kenneth Milne ‘The Church of Ireland’, the name by which the Irish province of the […]
Read More →Robert Lythe’s maps of Ireland 450 years ago. By Arnold Horner When Robert Lythe arrived at Carrickfergus in late September 1567 he almost certainly did not appreciate that he […]
Read More →By Daniel Curley The late fourteenth-century composition Leabhar Ua Maine serves as a high-water mark in the fortunes of the O’Kelly kings of Uí Maine. It is a carefully chosen expression […]
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