By Helen Meehan and Godfrey Duffy      ISBN 978-0-9539974-9-7 Published by Flyleaf Press  www.flyleaf.ie  Price €13 plus p&p   County Donegal is interesting in the fact that it

By Gardiner S. Mitchell, Published by YES Publications £16.90 First published 1991 2nd. Publication 2008 This book does “exactly as it says on the tin”.

By Ian Maxwell, Published by How To Books, Oxford, England. www.howtobooks.co.uk Price Stg.£ 9.99 ISBN 978 1 84528 234 9 This production follows the usual

Published by Irish Roots Media Ltd., Blackrock, Blessington, Co. Wicklow. The Society recently received the second edition of this publication produced by Irish Roots Media

Compiled by Maria Clancy Published by Linden Publishing Company. The geographical location of this sept is in the northeastern area of Co. Sligo stretching into

By John Hamrock Published by Flyleaf Press The initial interesting fact to appear in this book is the population figures for the county as they changed

by Stuart A. Raymond Published by The Federation of Family History Societies. Family history has become much easier to research in the last few years.

by Phil Tomaselli Published by The Federation of Family History Societies. The Second World War was long, complex and brutal. People living between the years

by Keith Gregson Published by The Federation of Family history Societies Britain’s naval power, known as “The wooden wall”, kept the country free from invasion

Volume 22, 2006 Richard Flatman (editor); published by Irish Family History Society, PO Box 36, Naas, County Kildare, Ireland; e-mail: info@ifhs.ie; 2006; 128 pages. The annual

By Homan Potterton Published 2006 by Choice publishing Mayoralty Street, Drogheda, Co. Louth. Selling at Euro 15 and available also from: www.bookwise.ie This publication is the

Edited by Raymond Gillespie and Alison O’Keefe. Published by the Representative Church Body Library. The register, which covers a mere seventeen years, is in essence

Published by The Ulster Historical Foundation. The Church of Ireland diocese of Clogher consists of the six deaneries of Clogher, Clones, Enniskillen, Kesh, Kilskeery and

By Peter Sexton. This publication has only just come to hand even though it was first published in 2001. The author although Cork born became

Right away the reader will notice the change in cover style and the increase in bulk of this latest edition. Grenham has been a major

The latest issue of the Journal of the Irish Family History Society, that for the year 2005, with its 128 pages and twenty articles, as