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I am a Fitzgerald can you send me some more videos of my surname if you can please

I’m a Skerratt

Brown, broun, and Browne all the same.

I am and always be a Lynch

my grandfather was a Reynolds who married my grandmother, an O'Brian. Thanks for the video. it covered both lineages on my father side of the family.

We are likely kin this is incredibly useful information

My 2nd great grandmother was Eliza Marks born in Killaveney, Wicklow ,her parents Thomas Marks and Eliza Kelly lived in Coolalug, Ferns/Wickow. My 4th Great grandparents were John Marks and Mary Brien born late 1700s but havnt got any firther back. I heard rhe family came from Somerset in the plantation settlement in the 1600s and some like mine converted from the Anglican to the Riman Catholic faith. My lot moved to England where I live not far from the village of Mark in Somerset.

Im a skerret!

I’m an O’Doran/Doran

PROUD TO BE AN IRISH AMERICAN AND A MORRIS OF THE TRIBE OF GALWAY!!!!!

I am listening to this video in February 2024 at Melbourne, Australia. There are some very salient points raised in this interview. The point that resonated most with me is that genealogy should not become elitist. Genealogy for the dedicated is a reason to get up and face the day. It should not depend on your financial position to determine your ancestral stories. My two cents worth. céad míle fáilte & good health to all; Sláinte. 🤓🤓🤓💙💛💜❤🖤☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘☘

Thank you. That was a very interesting interview.

I'm a athey

Dalmatians were the usual coach dogs. They are very energetic dogs who run with a coach. White with many black spots.

Brian comes Brigit. that's how far back it goes.

Thanks for this 😊

I'm a Blake ☺

total horsehit about name of the place ...

My family from Cork was the Mullanes. Been trying to track them down for years now.

My family are from south Kilkenny, we have neighbour's who are farmers Cummings of Cluen. Next to river Nore.

My OBrien married into the Mc Caffrey in the States my mom an OBrien! Yes some changed it after coming into the States.

I cant find where to search on the UCC Celt website. Would it be possible for you to please post a link

I still have not had a reply from Kay re my research of grt grt grf Richard O'Leary of Bouleenshere, County Kerry.

We are also experimenting with AI so do take a look and see wha tyou think - ua-cam.com/video/K-oyNtcSNDE/v-deo.html

I’m an O’Hara. My fathers side. I have traced back to my great grand parents who immigrated from Ireland to Boston in 1872. I would love to find my ancestors and how far back I can go. And also if I have relatives in Ireland now. I also have Scottish (Campbell) on my fathers mothers side. I do plan a trip to Ireland sand Scotland next year to try and trace my ancestry but I don’t know where to start. I only have names/dates of when my great grandparents immigrated and the ship they came over on. I’m not even sure where they lived prior to immigrating. Potentially near Co Derry.

I would love to see if you know anything about Galway roots of Mary Fahy (1807-) and her children Mary (1833-), Thomas (1841), and James/John (1843-1881), that departed for St. John, NB in 1847 on 'The Sea' from Galway.

This is brilliant, thank you!

Very interesting, I have traced my family somewhat but would like to go further back. I have O' Neill/Major on one side & Laird/O Neilll on the other. The Major goes back to 1846, Irish & Catholic, The same with Laird goes back 1880, Any advice appreciated

Excellent program! My family emigrated from Connemara to St. Paul, via Tuke's fund in 1883.

This is a wonderful film. Highly recommend it.

Thanks so much for this lovely presentation. I love the Burren and have many lines of my ancestors buried in the beautiful Corcomroe Abbey

St. Paul has a large Irish population. Rita gives me hope that I will find how my Irish ancestors came to St. Paul.

The Burren Girl is a wonderful documentary. Got a chance to see it as a member of Irish Genealogical Society Int’l.

Many thanks Denise,

Hi Aaron, My name is Robert (Bob) Sheehy from San Diego. I have been searching my Irish family roots for quite some time, and have made some progress through record searching and DNA analysis. I did not see your name on some related Limerick search sites, so I hope you don't mind this method. I have found a marriage record between Jeremiah Mullane and Ellen Sheehy, 26 Feb 1867, New Castle Parish. While my main interest is in Ellen Sheehy, do you have any connection to Jeremiah Mullane? Thanks, Bob