Genealogy ressources in Ireland

GENUKI is the genealogical information service for the UK and Ireland,
containing a large structured tree of information.

An introduction to IGI searching which locates batches of records from a particular church or chapel. Makes it easier to search a surname if the locality is known.

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland Index Extracts for all counties in Ireland. This online index is by far the most indispensible resource for Irish genealogy bearing in mind the destruction of all the 19th century censuses.

Free Genealogy Helper website that can show you how to research your family

displays census information, photos and directory information plus much more. Phil.

My Frain (Frayne, Freyne, Frane Fraine) family from County Mayo, Ireland to Durham, England to Northern Illinois. Surnames include, Duffy, Sweeney, Bird, Briddick, and more on the paternal side of the family and Coonrod, Grizzle, Darr and Cook on the maternal side. Others significant names include Broten, Peterson, Lambin and Warren.

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Ulster Covenant, signed on 28 September 1912, opposing Home Rule for Ireland.Signed by over 237000 men and 234000 women.

website resource about the history of Whittington village near Lichfield in Staffordshire UK

Donegal Genealogy Resources for family research in County Donegal, Ireland - over 715 pages of online records including Census, Baptisms, Headstone Inscriptions, 1857 Griffiths Valuation.

Personal family tree of the Carr / O'Keeffe families from Cork, Ireland. Website contains full databases, photos,Carr passenger lists and useful links for anyone interested in genealogy or Ireland.

These databases have been contributed by the Jewish Communities and Records - United Kingdom Special Interest Group (JCR-UK), by the Jewish Genealogical Society of Great Britain, and individual donors. The combined databases have tens of thousands of entries, referring to individuals in the United Kingdom - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland