1. IRISH LITERATURE, MYTHOLOGY, FOLKLORE, AND DRAMA Irish History on the Web. History of Ireland. ireland history in Maps. The Archaeology of Ancient Ireland. Chronology of Ireland. Chronology of Irish History. Celtic History Ancient http://www.luminarium.org/mythology/ireland

HISTORY LANGUAGE PERIODICALS The Story of the Irish Race Irish History on the Web History of Ireland Ireland History in Maps ... Gaelic Languages - Links Pronunciation of Irish Gaelic Learn Gaelic with the Chieftain LingoLab - Learn Irish Interactive Irish Lessons ... Hornpipe Magazine LITERATURE Encyclopedia of the Celts Knud Mariboe Early Modern Irish Poetry Maureen S. O'Brien Sonnets from Ireland E. Blomquist Irish Poetry Page Dagmar Müller Colum's Anthology of Irish Verse Bartleby.com The Book of Kells Carmina Gadelica CELT Irish Electronic Texts Classics Ireland ... Bibliography of 19th-c. Irish Literature - Julia M. Wright Irish Lit. of the 20th Century - Mac McGuire Irish Literature - Island Ireland Irish Writers' Centre Jonathan Swift Jonathan Swift Biography - Incompetech Gulliver's Travels Project - L. Jaffe Tale of a Tub Project - Deep Singh Gulliver's Travels - UTEL "A Modest Proposal" - UTEL "Treatise on Good Manners and Good Breeding" - Bartleby.com "Argument Against Abolishing Christianity" "Letter Of Advice To A Young Poet" Selected Poetry of Swift - UTEL Oscar Wilde Wilde Biography - Ireland's Eye The Official Home Page of Oscar Wilde The World-Wide Wilde Web Complete Works of Oscar Wilde - Cyrus CELT: Oscar Wilde Oscariana - jOnnO NYC Poetry of Oscar Wilde - Bartleby.com

2. Ireland History @ Irelandseye.com ireland history 1000 years of historic events and the Irish people of Saint Patrick to the present day Ireland has had a history that could never be called quiet of the most important events and periods in time from Ireland's history http://www.irelandseye.com/aarticles/history/index.shtm

Search the site: powered by FreeFind Search the Internet // Where you place this code is where the random proverb will be displayed. document.write(ideas[rand(ideas.length)]) From before the arrival of Saint Patrick to the present day Ireland has had a history that could never be called quiet. This section of Irelandseye.com presents a selection of articles on all aspects of Irish history covering the events and the people that have made an impact on this island. Featured History Articles Saint Patrick of Ireland - The patron of Ireland, St Patrick travelled throughout the country, converting pagans and building churches. more Irish Saints... The Great Famine - The famine began in 1845 and transformed Irish social history as millions of impoverished peasants starved or were forced to emigrate. more articles like this... Daniel O'Connell - O'Connell was born near Cahirciveen, Co Kerry, on 6 August 1775. Adopted by a childless uncle, Maurice 'Hunting Cap' O'Connell of Derrynane House, overlooking Kenmare Bay. more famous Irish people...

3. Ireland's History In Maps (1800 AD) Ireland s History in Maps. This site maintained by D Walsh, ireland history in Maps Home Page, http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlkik/ihm/ire1800.htm

1840's Maps: BC Historical Reference Old Irish Kingdoms and Clans Old Irish Surnames The influence of the Protestant ascendancy in Ireland reached its peak in the 18th century, politically due to the loss of voting and office-holding privileges of the Catholic majority. By 1778 the continued persecution of native Catholics resulted in their ownership of a meager 5% of Irish land. All was not negative during for Ireland during the 18th century because there were dramatic improvements to Ireland's infrastructure including the construction of road and canal networks to help facilitate a growing agricultural economy. In the latter part of 18th century Ireland, rural protest movements were a common reaction to laws imposing new taxes, payment of tithes, enclosure of lands, high rents, etc. These movements became the precursors of more organized political movements in later years. In 1761 the Whiteboy movement began in the south. The Oakboys started in the north in 1763. In 1769 the Steelboy disturbances began in Antrim, and in 1785 the Rightboy movement started in Munster. After France declared war on England in 1778, a Volunteer corps was set up to help defend Ireland (and ulitmately England) from possible invasion. The 'Volunteers' soon began to wield their organized military power to win political and economic concessions from England. The extra-parliamentary lobbying of the 'Volunteers' was instrumental in securing Free Trade for Ireland in 1780 and legislative independence in 1782.

4. The Ireland Story - Irish History, Maps Of Ireland History of Ireland in detail from the Ice Age to present, dozens of maps, current affairs and loads more Irish stuff! http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/sligo/93/

web hosting domain names email addresses www. ireland story .com History + Maps + Current Affairs Travel with us through the history of Ireland! This site is organised as a directory. Start with the 3 domains below... Complete History of Ireland In-Depth The Great Famine The Omagh Bomb The 'Troubles' Advance notice: Improved History Pages! Geography and Maps Index of Maps Physical Geography ... Analysis of the 2001 Election New! Good Friday Agreement Organisations Glossary Other contemporary issues ...or search the site. Awards Links to related sites Links to Irish organisations What do you think of this site? The policies of the webmaster. ... Contact the webmaster Number of Hits since 16 March 1998 Link to this site at www.irelandstory.com More information? Visit the Irish Ring (unaffiliated) The webmaster has lived in Ireland for his whole life. This site is under continuing development - call back soon! web hosting domain names web design online games ... online casino

5. Ireland In The Past: History Of Ireland History of Ireland CONTENTS. . Written 2001. History of Ireland 1150AD to present The Normans to the Good Friday Agreement. Written 1998. Advance Notice! http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/sligo/93/past/

web hosting domain names email addresses History of Ireland CONTENTS You are here: Main Menu Full History Prehistoric and Celtic Ireland Prehistoric Ireland, Celts and Vikings up to 1150 AD. In both summary and detailed form. Written 2001. History of Ireland 1150AD to present The Normans to the Good Friday Agreement. Written 1998. Advance Notice! New improved history pages! Studies in Depth The Great Famine 1845-1849 The Omagh Bomb: 15 Aug 1998 Changing distribution of Protestants in Ireland: 1861 - 1991 ... online casino

6. Ireland History | Lonely Planet World Guide ireland history. The Celts, Iron Age warriors from eastern Europe, reached Ireland around 300 BC. They controlled the country for http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/ireland/history.htm

home search help worldguide ... Postcards Ireland History The Celts, Iron Age warriors from eastern Europe, reached Ireland around 300 BC. They controlled the country for 1000 years and left a legacy of language and culture that survives today, especially in Galway, Cork, Kerry and Waterford. The Romans never reached Ireland, and when the rest of Europe sank into the decline of the Dark Ages after the fall of the empire, the country became an outpost of European civilisation, particularly after the arrival of Christianity, between the 3rd and 5th centuries. During the 8th century Viking raiders began to plunder Ireland's monasteries. The Vikings settled in Ireland in the 9th century, and formed alliances with native families and chieftains. They founded Dublin, which in the 10th century was a small Viking kingdom. The English arrived with the Normans in 1169, taking Wexford and Dublin with ease. The English king, Henry II, was recognised by the pope as Lord of Ireland and he took Waterford in 1171, declaring it a royal city. Anglo-Norman lords also set up power bases in Ireland, outside the control of England. English power was consolidated under Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. The last thorn in the English side was Ulster, final outpost of the Irish chiefs, in particular Hugh O'Neill, earl of Tyrone. In 1607 O'Neill's ignominious departure, along with 90 other chiefs, left Ulster leaderless and primed for the English policy of colonisation known as 'plantation' - an organised and ambitious expropriation of land and introduction of settlers which sowed the seeds for the division of Ulster still in existence today.

7. Genealogy Ireland~Eire~History Genealogy Ireland~Eire~History. Back Century. ireland history in Maps Map Collection AD 150 Ancient Tribes and Sites of Ireland (Hibernia). http://members.tripod.com/~Caryl_Williams/Eire-7.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Genealogy Ireland~Eire~History Back to Main Page Ancestor Quest UK and Ireland Genealogy A-Z of Ireland Family Surnames Pages Do you have a Home-page or site that is devoted to or contains information about a particular Irish Surname or Family please submit the URL to Caryl Williams and I will put it on the page linked above. Genealogy Ireland GENERAL INFORMATION A-Z of Irish Genealogy Web-sites On-Line Irish names Research directory Irish databases Ire-Atlas Townland database ... Irish Addresses Useful addresses for Genealogy Research in Ireland PRONI Public Record Office of Northern Ireland The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) is the official place of deposit for public records in Northern Ireland. The earliest record dates from 1219, with the main concentration of records covering the period 1600 to the present day. Ireland Genealogy Forum-Genforum Galway Ireland Genweb Another excellent Genweb site from Jayne Primmer Ireland GenWeb Roman Catholic Parish Registers Beginning Record Dates Ireland Gen Web Presbyterian Church Records Church of Ireland Parish Records - Earliest Dates IRLGEN Genealogical Guide to Ireland Irish Millennium Family Database IrelandGenWeb Resource Pages Armagh Genweb Carol Bennett has some great links here for research in Armagh Cyndi's Genealogy links for Ireland Genuki surname interests page Do you know which County in Ireland your ancestors came from, scroll down this page and you will come to links for Irish Counties, contact others who may be researching the same names.

8. Nidex - Northern Ireland History Northern Ireland Historical web sites. Links to history websites in Northern Ireland.Surely the answer is here somewhere! Nidex Northern ireland history. http://www.nidex.com/history.htm

Nidex - Northern Ireland History The History of Ireland and Northern Ireland is complex and hotly disputed, many sites have been set up to try to explain our history but as the saying goes if you understand Irish history you don't really understand. Whether you're interested in Northern Ireland sport, tourism, industry or just want to find out more about our great country, then hopefully you'll find the links you need there. If you are interested in buying products from Northern Ireland then why not visit Poni-Express.com our sister site. If you wish to find out more about Nidex then go to Moreinfo .All these web-sites and thousands of other Northern Ireland links can be found at www.nidex.com Regards from all the Nidex team in Northern Ireland. Nidex The Web Northern Ireland Shopping Gifts Videos Flowers Titanic Photos ... The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland Genealogy can be found at Genealogy Search Engines Yahoo Alta Vista Hotbot Excite ... Nidex -The Northern Ireland Index Local Links Londonderry Antrim Belfast N I Tourist Board Towns Antrim Bangor Belfast Enniskillen ... Tyrone Fun stuff Entertainment Local Events Movies Music ... Contact relatives News BBC Northern Ireland News Belfast Telegraph Headlines The Irish Times Northern Ireland Office Press Releases ... More History Books Weather

9. Embassy Of Ireland, Washington DC ireland history, CULTURE AND EDUCATION. HISTORY. Ireland’s location and proximity to Britain have in large measure shaped her history. http://www.irelandemb.org/info.html

IRELAND IN BRIEF Land and People History, Culture and Education LAND AND PEOPLE Geography For complete Facts about Ireland visit the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Northern Ireland Embasssy Press Releases Irish Media Links to Ireland ... Feedback The island of Ireland consists of a large central lowland of limestone with a relief of hills and several coastal mountains. The mountain ridges of the south comprise old red sandstone separated by limestone river valleys. Elsewhere granite predominates, except in the north east which is covered by a basalt plateau. The central plain contains glacial deposits of clay and sand. It is interrupted by low hills and has large areas of bog and numerous lakes. The following are some key geographical facts about Ireland: Longitude 5½ and 10½ west Latitude 51½ and 55½ north Total area 84,421 km2 Republic of Ireland 70,282 km2 Northern Ireland 14,139 km2 Greatest length (N-S) 486 km Greatest width (E-W) 275 km Coastline 3,172 km

10. BBC News | Northern Ireland | Key Events In Northern Ireland History Tuesday, January 13, 1998 Published at 0721 GMT Special Report Key events in Northern ireland history Ireland has been divided administratively since 1922 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/special_report/1998/northern_ireland/10657.stm

Front Page UK World Business ... Site Map Tuesday, January 13, 1998 Published at 07:21 GMT Special Report Key events in Northern Ireland history Ireland has been divided administratively since 1922 when the Irish Free State was formed 12th century First involvement by England in Irish affairs when the Earl of Pembroke, known as Strongbow, intervenes in a local dispute in Leinster in 1170 . King Henry II lands the following year. English expansion continues and in 1177, Ulster is conquered by soldiers led by John de Courcy. 14th/15th centuries English expansion halted and then reversed. By the end of the period, English possessions are limited to a small area around Dublin. the 'Pale'. Everything outside is regarded as savage, giving rise to the expression 'beyond the pale'. 16th century First Henry VIII and then Elizabeth I take an increasing interest in Ireland. Colonisation increases again, sparking off several rebellions late in the century. The greatest of the revolts, led by Ulsterman Hugh O'Neill, the Earl of Tyrone, reaches its high point with victory over the English at the Yellow Ford in 1598, but he is defeated three years later at Kinsale and surrenders. 17th century Start of the 'Plantation of Ulster' - the systematic colonisation of Donegal, Tyrone, Derry, Armagh, Cavan and Fermanagh by settlers from England and Scotland.

11. Ireland History & Ireland Culture | IExplore ireland history. http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Ireland/History

dateString = 1091935868; FORBES' #1 ADVENTURE TRAVEL SITE 4 YEARS IN A ROW TIME MAGAZINE TOP 50 Your experts in adventure and experiential travel Keyword Search: Home Trip Finder Destination Guides Join / Sign-in ... Ireland History E-mail this page Ireland Travel Travel and Trips Ireland Overview The Essentials Where to Go ... Health and Vaccinations Monthly Newsletter Sign-up for monthly travel specials Save up to 50% Privacy Statement Popular Trips to Ireland Dublin Cork Golf Ireland Galway ... Castles of Europe Ireland History The genial nature of the Irish is surprising considering their country's history of conflict: The island has drawn wave after wave of invaders. Celtic tribes from Europe led one of the early onslaughts, arriving around 300 BC and wresting control from the people who were already living on the island. The Celts were gradually converted to Christianity beginning in the AD 300s (St. Patrick being a prime motivator), and during the Dark Ages, scholars based at Irish monasteries helped preserve important writings from throughout western Europe. Viking plunderers menaced Ireland beginning around AD 700, and some of the Norse invaders eventually settled on the island. Three centuries later, English warriors intervened in a dispute between two Irish kings, beginning England's long involvement in Ireland. Religion played a key role in the struggles: The majority of the Irish were Catholic, and they were often at odds with their Protestant English rulers. The most bitter battles occurred in the mid 1600s, when Oliver Cromwell reasserted English control by shedding much Irish blood, seizing the lands of his opponents and desecrating Catholic cathedrals all across the land.

12. Ireland History Ireland St. patrick converted the Celtic tribes of Ireland to Christianity in the fifth century. Two years later, the Act of Union joined Ireland to England. http://www.nationbynation.com/Ireland/History1.html

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13. Ireland - Catholic Church Local History And Ancestors Genealogy Research MENU SELECT LOCATION CATHOLIC HISTORY CATHOLIC BIOGRAPHIES ireland history Links Books and Printed Research Resources + Wonderful, new http://home.att.net/~Local_Catholic/Catholic-Ireland.htm

Ireland MENU SELECT LOCATION CATHOLIC HISTORY CATHOLIC BIOGRAPHIES Ireland History Links ... Books and Printed Research Resources Wonderful, new online resource: Mass Times in Catholic Ireland on CatholicIreland.net/ Ireland Catholic Communications Office (St. Patrick's College, Maynooth, Kildare County)+ Do you have a site link suggestion? Return to: Ireland The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland is divided into four ecclesiastical provinces or metropolitan sees: Armagh (North-East), Dublin (East, South-East), Cashel (South, South-West) and Tuam (West). In the table below, the column contains the COUNTY NAME , and the 2nd column identifies the county's corresponding CATHOLIC DIOCESE(S) which encompass the area of the county. Select the appropriate diocese link to go to information and links for the appropriate diocese, and/or select the county name to go to general information and links for the county, which are not specifically Catholic. The county list is alphabetically arranged. Select a County in Republic of Ireland OR Select a County in Northern Ireland of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

14. Ireland History: Periods Of Isolation And Hardship The Beginning of the Troubles The history of Ireland (Eire) after the union was principally concerned with the struggle for Irish civic and religious freedom http://www.globalvolunteers.org/1main/ireland/irelandhistory.htm

Volunteer In Ireland Volunteer Abroad Volunteer In The USA How To Apply ... Request Information Irish History Periods of Isolation and Hardship The island's early history is intertwined in mythology. One mythical account has the tribe of the Fomorians , a race of demonic giants, as the first to inhabit the coasts of Ireland. Another early people mentioned were the Partholons, who after many battles with the Fomorians were killed by a deadly plague. After them came the Nemeds, who in their very first battle were defeated and enslaved. The third wave of invaders, the Firbolgs, were said to have finally subdued the Fomorians and managed to live peacefully with them. Ireland in the Norman Empire After a period of peace, the Tuatha De Danann, the Irish race of gods, arrived. They conquered the Firbolgs, but dealt more subtly with the Fomorians, eventually destroying their dominance in the second battle of Mag Tuireadh. The Fomorians were given the province of Connacht, and were even allowed to marry some of the Tuatha De. During the ninth and tenth centuries, the progress of Irish civilization was checked by the incursions of the Scandinavians, which began toward the close of the 8th century and continued for more than two centuries. The Vikings established settlements on the east coast of Ireland and conducted raids in the interior until their signal overthrow at the Battle of Clontarf, near Dublin, in 1014, by the Irish king Brian Boru. During the 13th century, various Anglo-Norman adventurers succeeded in firmly establishing themselves in Ireland, either by assisting or suppressing native clans. The descendants of the most powerful Anglo-Norman settlers in Ireland gradually became identified with the native Irish, whose language, habits, and laws they adopted to an increasing extent. To counteract this, the Anglo-Irish Parliament passed, in 1366, the Statute of Kilkenny, decreeing excommunication and heavy penalties against all those who followed the custom of, or allied themselves with, the native Irish. Numerous religious and cultural battles followed during the Norman period, when Ireland was ruled by English nobility .

15. Ordnance Survey Of Northern Ireland History A History of The Ordnance Survey in Ireland. The Beginning. Early in the nineteenth century it became obvious that the local taxes in Ireland were inequitable. http://www.osni.gov.uk/about/historyX.html

Select some further information Want to know more? The OSNI Charter OSNI Today - About the Agency OSNI Today - Structure OSNI Today - Operations 1 OSNI Today - Operations 2 OSNI Today - Corporate Services OSNI Today - Customer Services The Future for OSNI Select a Chapter The Beginning The Two Surveys The National Mapping Network The New Large Scale Surveys New Map Production Techniques Survey Methods Advance Geographic Information Systems A History of The Ordnance Survey in Ireland The Beginning Early in the nineteenth century it became obvious that the local taxes in Ireland were inequitable. These local taxes, called the County Cess, were based on townland units. Successive committees of the House of Commons debated this problem and found that, although the names and outlines of these divisions were assumed to be well known, the acreages and rateable valuations were doubtful. Finally, on the recommendations of the Spring Rice Committee, a survey of all Ireland at a scale of 6 inches to one mile was authorized by the British Parliament in 1824. On the 22 June 1824, the day after the report was signed, Lt Col Thomas Colby was chosen to undertake this task. Prior to this the Ordnance Survey's brief had been topographic mapping at smaller scales and this departure marked the introduction of the large scale mapping that was to become a major task. Colby immediately began the trigonometrical survey of Ireland.

16. World History Archives: History Of Ireland History of Ireland. Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/61/index-b.html

History of Ireland Hartford Web Publishing (Haines Brown) is not the author of the documents in World History Archives and does not presume to validate their accuracy or authenticity. History of Western Europe in general Sinn Fein and the IRA: The struggle for national liberation Retrospective history The Great Hunger By Meadbh Gallagher, in An Phoblacht/Republican News. The thinking behind the Irish Famine, which began with a potato blight in 1845. A Call to Action: The 1916 Proclamation From An Phoblacht/Republican News. A call for national liberation, when Ireland was forced to engage in the First World War. Soldier's account fuels call for inquiry into Bloody Sunday By William Pomeroy, in People's Weekly World. 29 March 1997. Have you Forgotten Bloody Sunday? From The Irish People. RUC massacre of demonstrators in Derry on 5 October 1968. European Court of Human Rights Condemns Killings in Gibralter in 1988 From Amnesty International. UK agents killed three unarmed Irish Republican Army members. Political and general history The New Coalition From The Irish People

17. Ireland History History Last updated in June 2002. approx. 7000 BC. Hunters from the British Isles begin to settle in Ireland. approx. 3000 BC. Settlement http://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/www/en/laenderinfos/laender/laender_ausgabe_html?

18. GENUKI: Ireland Edward Bruce proclaimed King of Ireland; ireland history in Maps; A History of the Irish Race from Old Ireland; Local Family History Societies In Ireland. http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/irl/

GENUKI Contents Ireland Information related to ... Counties IRELAND " Ireland The New London Gazetteer Counties Antrim Armagh Carlow Cavan ... Laois (Queens) © GENUKI and Contributors 2002 Leitrim Limerick Longford Louth ... Wicklow These GENUKI/Ireland pages provide information related to the entire "Island of Ireland" and, as with the rest of GENUKI, are organised according to the historic administrative boundaries, rather than present-day ones, since these are most relevant ones for genealogical purposes. If you have come directly to this page, and hence GENUKI, for the first time I would recommend that you first take the "Front Door" ( GENUKI Home Page ) route and explore from there so as to learn where else in the GENUKI pages you might find information and tutorial material of relevance to your research. NOTE: If you have some expertise in both Irish Genealogy and basic web page contruction, and might be interested in taking over the further development of any of the GENUKI/Ireland county pages , please take a look at the GENUKI Help Us page and then contact Richard White

19. Ninemsn Encarta - Ireland the Government of Ireland Act in 1920. For the subsequent history, see Ireland, Republic of History; Northern ireland history. http://au.encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761579132/Ireland.html

ninemsn Home Hotmail Search Shopping ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Related Items Black and Tans Catholic Emancipation Act more... Internet Search Search Encarta about Ireland Search ninemsn for Web sites about Ireland Also on Encarta Test your knowledge Encyclopedia Article from Encarta Ireland Multimedia 23 items Article Outline Introduction The Land History I Introduction Print Preview of Section Ireland , island in the North Atlantic Ocean, separated from Great Britain by St George's Channel on the south-east, the Irish Sea on the east, and the North Channel on the north-east. Politically, the island is divided into Northern Ireland , a constituent part of the United Kingdom , and the Republic of Ireland . The island is divided into four historical provinces— Connaught (Connacht), Leinster Munster , and Ulster —and 32 administrative units called counties. The Republic of Ireland consists of Connaught, Leinster, and Munster provinces, totalling 23 counties, and 3 counties in the province of Ulster. Northern Ireland consists of 6 counties divided into 26 districts, the remainder of Ulster. The area of the island is 83,765 sq km (32,342 sq mi) of which the Republic of Ireland is 70,282 sq km (27,136 sq mi) in extent, and Northern Ireland 13,483 sq km (5,206 sq mi). The population of the island (1991) is 5,103,555, of which that of the Republic of Ireland is 3,525,719 and that of Northern Ireland is 1,577,836. North to south, the maximum length of Ireland is 486 km (302 mi); its extreme width is 280 km (174 mi). Malin Head, at latitude 55°27' north, and Mizen Head, at latitude 51°27' north, are, respectively, the northernmost and southernmost points on the island; easternmost and westernmost points are demarcated by longitude 5°25' west and longitude 10°30' west.

20. Kerry Ireland History: The Great Book Of Kerry, County Kerry South West Ireland The completed project will contain the history of Kerry from 10,000 BC to For information on obtaining the film in Ireland please contact deskerry@iol.ie. http://www.kerryweb.ie/destination-kerry/GreatBook.html

Welcome To The Great Book Of Kerry Homepage. I Introduction A Cairde, On January 1st 1997 the Rattoo Heritage Society commenced work on one of its greatest undertakings to date in the compiling of "An Leabar Mor Ciarraige - The Great Book of Kerry". The project will involve researchers, research co-ordinators, historians, environmentalist and the school children of Kerry. The completed project will contain the history of Kerry from 10,000 BC to present times. It will be produced in three different formats, book, on video film and CD-ROM. Part one, entitled "Ice" is now available. Part two, entitled "Fire" is also available Ciarrai Computer Corporation, San Diego, California are the exclusive worldwide distributors of the films. Volume three "Out of the Darkness" will be available in early 2001. For information on obtaining the film in Ireland please contact deskerry@iol.ie. For countries outside Ireland contact Ciarrai Computer Systems Sponsors will be welcome. Catherine Buckley RATTOO HERITAGE CENTER

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