61. GENUKI: United Kingdom And Ireland history. United Kingdom ireland history - links and information. Jewish Records. United Kingdom ireland - Military history - links and information. http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/

GENUKI Home Page GENUKI Contents ... Regions THE UNITED KINGDOM AND IRELAND The UK and Ireland are regarded, for the purposes of this Genealogical Information Service, as being made up of England Ireland (i.e. Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland Wales , and Scotland , together with the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man . Together, these constitute the British Isles - which is a geographical term for a group of islands lying off the north-west coast of mainland Europe. (Legally, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are largely self governing, and are not part of the United Kingdom.) The Administrative Regions into which the UK and Ireland are divided have changed frequently in recent years. However, in line with normal genealogical practice, this Information Service is structured according to the counties as shown in these maps of England, Scotland and Wales , and of Ireland , i.e., as they were prior to the re-organisation that took place in 1974 (1975 for Scotland). REGIONS England Ireland Scotland Wales ... Isle of Man INFORMATION RELATED TO ALL THE BRITISH ISLES Archives and Libraries (Separate page) Bibliography (Separate page) Biography Cemeteries Census (Separate page) Chronology Church History Church Records (Separate page) Civil Registration Colonization Correctional Institutions Description and Travel ... Directories (Separate page) Emigration and Immigration (Separate page) Gazetteers (Separate page) Genealogy (Separate page) Handwriting Heraldry Historical Geography History (Separate page) Jewish Records Land and Property Language and Languages Manors ... Maps (Separate page)

62. Battlehill LOL 395 Is A Orange Lodge In Portadown District No 1 Battlehill, Portadown, Northern ireland. history, links, membership information, parades, lambeg drums and chat room. http://www.battlehill395.freeserve.co.uk/

Join the Blue Ribbon free speech campaign "Civil and Religious Liberties are for all and not a selected few" Co Armagh Juniors visit the Boyne Carrickfergus Pageant 2003 Visit the Webrings Orange Historical Society The Battle of the Boyne 1690 The Orange Historical Society Visit the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland's P.R. information page Learn the truth about the Orange Institution Loyal Order Jewels Battlehill's main link page to a lot of other sites This page displays new links of interest Visit Battlehill's own search engine or use one of the other fifty plus The Protestant declince in the South of Ireland The Ethnic Cleansing of Protestants in Northern Ireland Learn about the Sinn Fein IRA Worldwide terrorists Northern Ireland Assembly Ulster's Twin Towers Learn about the Red Hand of Ulster Twenty reasons to be an Orangeman Why an Orange Memorial in France Learn the truth of why the IRA/Sinn Fein attack the Protestants of Cluan Place in Belfast Visit the history section now Members only area All Ireland History section Sign my new Guestbook Click here for the latest news from Portadown District LOL No 1 WWW Battlehill Visit the live chat room *NEW* Translation Link below *NEW* View my old Guestbook Visitors: World time and local weather forecast 'Enter' Members only area Press the 'F11' button on your key board and enjoy a full screen experience

63. Orthodox Ireland - History scholarly electronic editions of important literary and historical texts in Irish. The Modern history of the Orthodox Church in ireland. http://www.orthodoxireland.com/history

@import url(http://www.orthodoxireland.com/plone.css); Home Churches History Holy Sites ... Search you are not logged in Login Join Log in Name Password Forgot your password? New user? History Articles and resources relating to the history of the Orthodox Church in Ireland and throughout the British Isles General Articles on 'Celtic Christianity' Timeline of Orthodox Christianity in the British Isles from Origins to the Great Schism The Orthodox Church in Britain and Ireland until the Eleventh Century: An Historical Outline Celts and Orthodoxy Historical and spiritual links between the ancient Celtic Church and Orthodox Christianity The Real Theological Division Dispelling the false idea of a Celtic/Roman or Celtic/English split and getting to the heart of the real divisions in Christendom Introduction to Celtic Christianity Introduction to Celtic Spirituality Érinn: The Orthodox Church in Ireland to the Anglo-Norman Conquest On the Trail of Seven Monks from Egypt Links between Orthodoxy in Egypt and the early Irish Church John Scotus Eriugena An Orthodox evaluation of the Irish scholar who was the last great Orthodox theologian in the West before the Franco-Latin ascendancy The CELT Project This site project provides scholarly electronic editions of important literary and historical texts in Irish The Modern History of the Orthodox Church in Ireland

64. Compass History :: Britain & Ireland :: History Workshop Journal Search This Section All of history Compass Africa Ancient Asia Australasia Pacific Britain ireland Caribbean Latin America World Europe Middle Near http://www.history-compass.com/Pilot/ukire/UkIre_histwkshpjnl.htm

My Bibliographies Editorial Team Feedback Help ... North America Search: This Section All of History Compass Africa Ancient Asia World Europe North America Title Author Keywords Go to Advanced Search Journals History Workshop Journal Oxford University Press Volume Issue - Spring Contents Fluxes: the Early Modern Body and the Emotions By Ulinka Rublack An Inter-Racial Love Story in Fact and Fiction: William and Mary King Allen's Marriage and Louisa May Alcott's Tale, 'M.L.` By Sarah Elbert Master-Slave Rituals of Power at a Gold Mine in Nineteenth-Century Brazil By Matt D. Childs The Emergence of the Female Criminal in India: Infanticide and Survival Under the Raj By Padma Anagol Art, Commerce, or Empire? The Rebuilding of Regent Street, 1880-1927

65. Dolmen String Quartet Ireland - History Dolmen String Quartet history. The Dolmen String Quartet was formed in 1996 by Malcolm Green. The quartet combines the professional http://www.geocities.com/dolmenq/history.htm

Dolmen String Quartet History home l musicians music bookings history ... testimonials © Dolmen String Quartet

66. The War In Ireland Index A history and analysis of the war in ireland between the British army and Irish republicanism (IRA, INLA etc) from an anarchist perspective. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2419/warindx.html

The image above is an ad placed there by Geocities and is unrelated to the page content The War In Ireland British Occupation Until 1922 Ireland as a whole was occupied by and ruled from Britain. This occupation began hundreds of years before but from the end of the 18th century a distinct Irish nationalism began to evolve. A series of rebellions broke out as well as agitation to alleviate the worst consequences of imperialist exploitation. This exploitation could be devastating as the Irish Famine or Great Hunger demonstrated. Following a rebellion in Easter 1916 and from 1918 and the War of Independence the country was partitioned. Here's the comments of the famous US anarchist Alexander Berkman on the rising and its aftermath. The War of Independence is portrayed in Irish history in nationalist terms but significant class struggle broke out particularly in Munster . A related event from that period was when the Trades Council declared a general strike in Limerick and took over the running of the city. This became known as the Limerick Soviet. Partition brought with it a carnival of reaction as the northern state became a highly sectarian state in which Catholics were treated as second class citizens as part of the state ideology. The southern state in turn developed into a Catholic version of the north, going as far as to give the Catholic church a special place in the constitution. In the north the working class was split along sectarian lines and sectarian riots resulted in workers living in sharply segregated communities. Despite this there were instances of workers coming together around specific issues, in 1933 for instance when the

67. History Links Labor history of ireland The role of the working class in Irish history and the struggles of trade unions and other radical working class movements. http://www.linkireland.com/LinkHistory.htm

History Links Here you will find links to sites of an Historical, Cultural or Mythical nature. You can have a link from here in exchange for a link to " Link Ireland If you would like a link from one of our links pages please contact links@linkireland.com Irish Epal Irish Roots County Links Antrim Armagh Belfast Carlow ... Newgrange Megalithic Passage Tomb - located in the County of Meath The Saint Patrick Centre -interpretative exhibition which tells the fascinating story of Ireland's Patron Saint. The Wild Geese Today History of the World - huge sites with lots of information Monastic Ireland Photos Chronology of Ireland - presents information on people and events connected to Ireland Irish Titanic Historical Society (ITHS) - researches the Titanic, Lusitania and other historic liners Remembering Robert Emmet Society for the Study of 19th Centuary Ireland The National Archives of Ireland Labor history of Ireland The role of the working class in Irish history and the struggles of trade unions and other radical working class movements.

68. A (much) Smaller Social History Of Ancient Ireland A (much) Smaller Social history of Ancient ireland. Check the latest updates The book A SMALLER. SOCIAL history. of. ANCIENT ireland. TREATING OF. http://www.alia.ie/tirnanog/sochis/sochis01.html

A (much) Smaller Social History of Ancient Ireland Check the latest updates The old Irish writers commonly prefixed to their books or treatises a brief statement of "Place, Time, Person and Cause". The Place, Time, Person and Cause of Writing of these web pages are:- Their place is Cuskinny, Cobh, County Cork, Ireland; their time is the year of our lord one thousand nine hundred and ninety seven; the author is Brian Walsh; and the cause of writing is to give knowledge to those who desire to learn about the Old Irish People. These pages are based around information in an old book that I came across. Why is an old book more interesting than a modern study? Could it be that learning about our history has more to do with trying to understand a slightly alien culture rather than simply reading a set of facts/opinions. Everything about an old book - the style of presentation and prose, the texture of the pages and the binding, and the smell - is an aid to making that mental leap which can aid understanding. These pages are not a verbatim republication of the original. They take their structure and core data from the contents of the book. Entire pages may be summarised as a set of comments or omitted altogether. Material will be added gradually as links from the table of contents below.

69. The Wild Geese Today -- The Epic History And Heritage Of The Irish and Irish Audio Library for $59.99, plus $6 s/h The history of ireland An Introduction, a 7CD set that puts a concise overview of ireland s history in your http://www.thewildgeese.com/

Register for The Wild Geese Today email updates Since 1997 The Epic History and Heritage of the Irish United States Canada The Americas Africa ... Ireland Site updated: 11:15 PM EST, June 7, 2004 What's New! The Saga Archives WGT Shops ... Lands of Exile Gallery Living History Resources Bibliography Guest Book ... About Us PROUD SPONSORS OF WGT: David Kincaid presents "The Irish-American's Song: Songs of the Union and Confederate Irish Soldiers, 1861-1865," his long-awaited sequel to "The Irish Volunteer". With 36-page full-color booklet with lyrics, photos, and illustrations. Come away home to Edmund Sullivan's Ireland . The paintings of landscape artist Edmund Sullivan ... a personal relationship with a land, a people, a way of being. Now in paperback: Commanding Boston's Irish Ninth , edited by Christian G. Samito "These letters reveal the very soul of a very special Irish immigrant." The Irish Edition fordhampress.com

70. Glenlo Abbey Hotel, Gaway, Ireland - History A brief history of Galway. Tel +353 (0)91 526666 Fax. +353 (0)91 527800 Email info@glenloabbey.ie Reservations ireland 1 800 45365666 UK 00-353-800-453 http://www.glenlo.com/hist.htm

History Situated on a 138 acre estate overlooking Lough Corrib, Glenlo Abbey was formerly the ancestral home of the Ffrench and Blake families, two of the fourteen Tribes that ruled over Galway for centuries. The Palmers, a well known merchant family lived in Glenlo Abbey for three generations. The original house dates back to 1740, and is still privately owned by the Bourke Family. A brief history of Galway Galway City is the capital of the province of Connacht. The origin of the place name Galway is uncertain, but it is known that among the ancient Irish , foreigners were called na Gall, hence the suggestion that Gaillimh or Galway, "the place of the foreigners", may have Stair garbh do Ghaillimh Is Gaillimh príomh –chathair Cúige Chonnacht. Níltear cinnte faoi bhunús an logainm Gaillimh, ach deirtear gur thug na sean-ghael "Na Gall" nó "Na Gaillibh" na daoine a tháinig as tíortha eile. Is iad na De Burgos a bhunaigh an áitriú aois deag, mar sin tá seans gur chuir na Gaeil "áit na Gaillimh" ar an láthair. Tá finnscéal ann chomh maith a deireann gur bháigh Galvia, iníon na taoiseach cailiúil, in abhann na Coirbe, agus gurb é ainm an bhanphrinsa bunús an log-ainm Gaillimh.

71. History Of Co-operation Ireland About Cooperation ireland. history. Co-operation ireland was founded in 1979 (as Co-operation North) in the midst of the troubles http://www.cooperationireland.org/about/history.html

History Ethos Funding Annual Reports ... Co-operation Ireland USA MONTHLY NEWSLETTER About Co-operation Ireland History Co-operation Ireland was founded in 1979 (as Co-operation North) in the midst of the ' troubles ' by Dr Brendan O'Regan a businessman and entrepreneur. At the time of Co-operation Ireland's establishment, the violence in Northern Ireland had been continuing for almost a decade. In Northern Ireland, relations between the catholic and protestant communities were at an all time low. In the Republic of Ireland, very few travelled to Northern Ireland or understood the complexity of the situation. Many courageous people protested and urged an end to the violence, but too many had become resigned to the continuing conflict as a way of life. It's in this context that Co-operation Ireland was founded. Its objective was to promote peace in a new and practical way. The charity would work to develop understanding and contact between the two parts of Ireland. Since then it has grown to be the largest peace charity in Ireland. Every year, thousands of young people, community workers, and business people take part in our programmes and in doing so learn more about each other.

72. Clans Of Ireland - Irish History & Culture history and Culture, Atlantic Canada s Irish Battle of Kinsale Book of Kells Cemetery The Fenians The Great Irish Famine Life in Ancient ireland Three Part http://www.irishclans.com/history_culture.html

Quick Links Gathering of the Clans Ancestral Research Services Clan Finder Arts and Entertainment The Irish Descendants Book Review: Hugo Hamilton's Sad Bastard Movie Review: The General ... WB Yeats History and Culture Atlantic Canada's Irish Battle of Kinsale Book of Kells Cemetery Research ... What's in a Name? Christmas and New Years Features Irish Baby Names for the Millenium Battle of Kinsale: Christmas Eve 1601 Memories of Christmas in Ireland Celtic Origins of Holly ... The Great Irish Famine Read about what became one of the most tragic and significant events in Irish history The Great Irish Famine The Irish Famine Folklore Superstitions Saint Patrick Leprechauns Banshees ~ Clans of Ireland Ltd. Registered Charity No. 11585 ~ Main Menu New Find Learn ... Sales Online Direct, Inc.

73. A History Of Ireland In Song A history of ireland in Song. The basis of this site is the Net version of my book, A history of ireland in Song . To complement http://www.linuxlots.com/~dunne/ireland/

A History of Ireland in Song [Home] [A History of Ireland in Song] [Links] [Support] [Weblog] The basis of this site is the Net version of my book, "A History of Ireland in Song". To complement the text and songs, I've added several supporting resources: a list of all songs in alphabetical order a bibliography a mailing list to keep you informed of changes and new developments, and the inevitable list of links Changes to the site are recorded in the changelog . If you've found this site useful, there are various ways you can show your appreciation You might wish to see what else I've written: my main web page has links to all the writing I've put on the Web. In particular, you might be interested in The Shamrockshire Eagle , my weblog, which covers contemporary events in Ireland. Search This Site [Home] [A History of Ireland in Song] [Links] [Support] [Weblog] Last modified Tuesday 11th May 2004 paul@dunne.ie.eu.org

74. TV3 Ireland | History Home. http://www.tv3.ie/Corp_his.htm

75. Genealogy & Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software. Free Genealogy Se com British and Irish Genealogy Forum RootsChat.Com - Chat about your British and Irish Genealogy UK Family history around England Wales Scotland ireland. http://www.genealogy.org/

Genealogy Search Online . Free Ancestry Family Tree Genealogy Software. 3,000 Genealogy Databases. Discover Your Family History and Build Your Family Tree HOME STATE RECORDS CENSUS RECORDS VITAL RECORDS ... ANCESTRY.COM First Name Last Name NEW! U.S. Immigration Records Find details about YOUR ancestor's journey to America 1500s to the 1900s First time available online 10 million names Images of the actual records 100 nationalities View and print copies Explore the Immigration Collection now. Birth Records Marriage ... Records SEARCH U.S. FEDERAL CENSUS RECORDS Search U.S. Census Records by date issued: 1930 Census 1890 Census 1850 Census 1810 Census ... 1930 CENSUS RELEASE! - The 1930 Census, the most comprehensive U.S. Federal Census is now available online! GETTING STARTED Where do I start? Ancestry.com has the largest collection of family history resources in the world. Access them all with their FREE trial Who do I look for?

76. The Church Of Ireland: Genealogy And Family History Click here for a textonly version of this site. The Church of ireland Genealogy and Family history. The archives of the Church of http://www.ireland.anglican.org/library/libroots.html

Click here for a text-only version of this site The Church of Ireland Genealogy and Family History The archives of the Church of Ireland, and particularly parochial registers of baptisms, marriages, and burials, are a primary source for genealogists and family historians. Although many registers were destroyed in the past, especially in the fire in the Public Record Office of Ireland in 1922, many others have survived in a number of custodies and are available to researchers. The staff of the RCB Library will be glad to offer advice on all queries concerning Church of Ireland archives and manuscripts and related printed and reference works. It should be stressed, however, that they will not undertake genealogical research on behalf of readers. If you have any genealogical queries, please contact the RCB Library - Email:

77. Irish History Of Ireland From A Labour (ie Communist, Anarchist, Socialist, Left An index of articles on the labor history of ireland. A history of ireland in Song Excellant sight that puts traditional songs into their historical context. http://flag.blackened.net/revolt/ireland_history.html

Labour history of Ireland An index of articles on the labor history of Ireland. Covers the role of the working class in Irish history and the struggles of trade unions and other radical working class movements. This page was getting 2000 visits a month in April 2002. Loyalist myths: King Billy revisited The Orange Parades on and around the twelfth of July have long been a bone of serious contention and indeed a source of sectarian conflict in the Six Counties. Members of the Orange Order demand their unalienable right to march the Queen's highway, in commemoration of the victory of King William of Orange at the battle of the Boyne - a victory (as the Orangemen see it) for religious and civil liberty. The 1798 Rebellion In June of 1795 several Irish Protestants gathered on top of Cave Hill, overlooking Belfast. They swore " never to desist in our efforts until we had subverted the authority of England over our country and asserted our independence". Three years later 100,000 rose against Britain in the first Irish republican insurrection. Andrew Flood examines what they were fighting for and how they influenced modern Irish nationalism.

78. Northern Ireland Tours. Tour Guides Promoting Northern Ireland History And Cultu Tour Guide Northern ireland Tours, Walls of Derry, Political Monuments, history Accommdodation, Accomodation, ireland, Northern, Fermanagh, Enniskillen, Derry http://www.wiredup.net/nirelandtours/

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79. Index US and local family trees, crest, history, message board, possible links and specific individuals. http://www.geocities.com/passmoreweb/

THE PASSMORES in NORTHERN IRELAND The information in this site is based on research started by my uncle, the late Thomas Passmore J.P. M.L.A. It initially looks at the Passmore family in Northern Ireland but I just keep finding links, or possible links, to other Passmores throughout the world. If you find or know of any missing links on this site, please let me know. THE PASSMORE NAME FAMILY HISTORY THE FAMILY CREST wjoepassmore@hotmail.com ... PASSMORES AUSTRALIA

80. Royalty.nu - The Royal History Of Ireland - Irish Royalty Traces the early history of ireland through the lives of its noble families. Irish history. The Oxford Illustrated history of ireland by RF Foster. http://www.royalty.nu/Europe/Ireland/

Royalty.nu World Royalty European Royalty > Irish Royalty > Irish Royal News Irish Royalty Books Related Articles Search Irish Royal History Ancient Legends Ireland was first settled around 6000 BC by the prehistoric inhabitants of the British Isles. According to legend, several supernatural peoples the Fomorians, the Partholonians, the Nemedians, the Firbolgs, the Tuatha De Danann invaded Ireland in ancient times. Each group had its own royalty. The leader of the Partholonians was King Partholon. He had murdered his parents in an attempt to gain the throne of his native country. When that failed he came to Ireland with 49 followers and tried to conquer the ruling Fomorians. He was unsuccessful, and the Partholonians died of a plague. Next King Nemed arrived in Ireland from Scythia with his followers. 2,000 Nemedians died of plague, and the rest (including Nemed's sons Fergus, Iarnbonel and Starn) fled by sea after being defeated by the Fomorians under King Morca. The next two groups of invaders, the Firbolgs and the Tuatha De Danann, are said to have been descended from the Nemedians. The De Danann were powerful sorcerors. They possessed the Lia Fail, or Stone of Destiny, which roared when touched by the foot of the rightful king. The Tuatha De Danann overthrew the Fomorians and fought the Firbolgs for control of Ireland. Eventually the Firbolgs' King Eochaid, who is credited with establishing the first Irish laws, was killed in battle against the forces of the De Nananns' King Nuada. The defeated Firbolgs were left with only the province of Connaught.

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