Message Board

Share family-history questions and connect with the IrelandXO community.
Clear
Message titlePostsLast reply
Erwin - Portglenon, County Antrim
Antrim
2

Elwyn, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

Patrick Lundie and Catherine Lundie, nee Green, about 1800 or 1810 in Moneynabane, Dromara, Down.
DownDromara (Down)
3

vincentmcgreev…

The Traynor and Cooney/Coonan Chronicles
Ballymore Eustace (Kildare)Dunlavin (Wicklow)
11

Jean Traynor

William McCollum
AntrimLoughguile (Antrim)
6

SMcCollam

Seeking Redmonds in Tipperary
Tipperary
4

jacquigreeff10…

Looking for information on birth of William Curley
Galway
9

pstauder

Irish subdialect spoken in Kilnaughtin in 19th century
KerryKilnaughtin (Kerry)
3

Connie Ostrowski

Seeking Johanna Culhane (Kilhane) married to William James Power circa 1845 Ireland2

Castlemore Roscommon

Bridget Masterson, Maria Masterson Farrelly connection?
CavanKillashandra (Cavan)
6

Pjobrien@gmail.com

Wall Family of Tipperary
Tipperary
8

Norma Lehrbass

BallyGarth castle Meath looking to get in touch with the owners owners of the castle ?
Meath
8

brian.rossmurp…

James J Noone
GalwayMoycullen (Galway)
11

Hapax

McCaffreys to Canada4

Bernard

Looking for Joe O'Leary who contacted me about Sullivan O'Leary connection9

O'Leary

Joy Family of Daugh
KerryDuagh (Kerry)
12

mroche75@yahoo.co.uk

The Quaites from Belfast (or was it Clydeside, Scotland)
AntrimBelfast (Antrim)
9

gwenda.parfitt…

Researching John Alley, brewer & Mayor of Dublin 1817-18, and Dr George Underwood Alley38

Partridge

McHenry Family in County Antrim
AntrimAntrim (Antrim)
4

sprintcarrodeo…

Daly Family Clay Rd, Keady, Co. Armagh4

fdaly1980@gmail.com

the MARKS family of Portlaw
WaterfordClonagam (Waterford)
9

marksaj2@bigpond.com

Need help creating a message board post? Read our handy guide for getting the most from our board.

Message Board Tips

We hope you have found the information we have shared helpful. While you are here, we have a small favour to ask. Ireland Reaching Out is a non-profit organisation that relies on public funding and donations to ensure a completely free family history advisory service to anyone of Irish heritage who needs help connecting with their Irish place of origin. If you would like to support our mission, please click on the donate button and make a contribution. Any amount, big or small, is appreciated and makes a difference.

Support us