Irish Genealogy

Irish Genealogy, Heritage and Ancestry Tips & Information

Finding out about your heritage is very interesting. You may know who your parents, grand parents, and even great grand parents are but what about beyond that. Do you know the heritage of your surname? Do you know what link your family has to early historical events? 

Many people will find they come from Irish decent. It can take a great deal of time to track your Irish genealogy but it will be very worth it. You can make the process easier by following some tips. Start by finding out all you can from those around you including your parents, cousins, aunts, and even family friends. Here you will get some great starting points that you can move forward from.

Listen to stories as well as they will help you get an idea of where your family was located. For example the types of work they did can indicate if they were in the city or in the country. Make sure you take good notes so you can write down names, dates, locations, and other details that come your way.
You can find out the meaning of any surname online so take the time to do so. There are many variations of the same Irish surname so don’t be surprised when you find you are linked to this heritage more than you had initially thought. Take a look at old family photos and heirlooms as well. Make sure you ask about people in the pictures. There may be symbols on items that have been passed through the generations. Make sure you ask what those symbols mean.

There are terrific maps you can access online once you know what these symbols are for. They can show you exact locations of where your early ancestors came from. Understanding all you can about the role your family played in history is important. You will want to document your findings as well. This way they can be a valuable form of information passed on to your family for future generations to preserve.

It can be very exciting to track your Irish heritage through genealogy. Having these basis tips can help you to get started. Too many people are interested in discovering their heritage but they don’t know where to begin. Since they are overwhelmed they simply give up before they really even get going. If you want to track your Irish genealogy then take advantage of what information can be found from your family and online. 
Irish Genealogy is one of the most interesting things to learn about.... maybe that's because I'm Irish. I hope you find this site as a useful reference tool when tracing your roots or just wanting to learn about Irish Genealogy. The Irish have a rich history that saw them go through tragedy and victory. On this site you'll be able to read about Irish History, traditions, influeces, myths & folklore, music, dancing and even jokes!If you're a keen writer and would like to help us in our mission to gather as much Irish Genealogy information as possible, then please email us via the contact page with your articles or pictures.

 Tsarukyan I. Fredericka, Mehle Lorri, Vanskike Talisha, Allensworth Fern, Fluck Jessenia, Bluml Marylou, Liscomb Andrew, Dunn Geraldo, Litvinov C. Shirl, Furtwangler Wm, Broyer Lanita, Gamblin Cherryl, Spracklen P. Marissa, Hippensteel Elenore, Kolb Cheryle, Dunnagan Madeline, Teders Wilford, Mauger Lori, Barker D. Nicholle, Jubin Fernanda, Bicket J. Rosann, Bihari Nicola, Barman T. Reyes, Obaid Hong, Tee D. Felicitas, Domeracki N. Mellisa, Medeiros U. Yoshie, Canan Tamera, Nuri Gia, Rodionov Eulah, Molkentin O. Marisha, Dhungana V. Cyndy, Garfield Lacresha, Leder Rana, Houldsworth Denisha, Famulare W. Karlyn, Almeraz T. Pamala, Ledden Daniel, Ulness Donya, Cuffley Z. Maye, Toering R. Mara, Kaszubowski I. Herbert, Ricardi Emelina, Tullier Loren, Bruckelmyer Micheal, Sitch B. Hillary, Hoening Carter, Cops Hermelinda, Roskoski X. Myrtice, Gautreaux A. Joaquina, Prinzing Maragaret, Dammarell E. Shavon, Mantuano Jayson, Vitello Penelope, Lalime Maryam, Sellier Warner, Tsao Queen, Kamen Sang, Piraneo A. Stacy, Conzalez Deeanna, Hollars Q. Jonna, Mulrenan Xenia, Ferschweiler C. Lulu, Delzoppo Danial, Wyper Rex, Zeilman Cassey, Antonich Rufina, Rashkin Reta, Crevier Katrina, Monero Maryrose, Shelmon Kerrie, Mendizabal Elois, Zannoni Sean, Crecelius W. Weldon, Reedus Christel, Placher Francis, Fetty Karina, Sciara T. June, Yeazel Erick, Brighenti Francis, Frinzi Sena, Trumper Margeret, Need Ines, Bozzuto Harold, Romjue X. Elfrieda, Rollings Z. Abigail, Wildner Tam, Lehfeldt Sau, Kosky Terresa, Eidsmoe Colton, Kavouras Ariel, Schug Bree, Ulaj Mckinley, Wiencek Osvaldo, Nacinovich Sacha, Mislan A. Soledad, Cichon Julius, Degrassi Q. Nicolette, Baczynski Jackson, Fabbrini Cari, Chance Melita, Mcredmond U. Sung, Tote Sanjuana, Febres Tracie, Thoele Kimberly, Sulima U. Scarlet, Wolbers Paris, Caracas Naoma, Dorety Jesus, Lamug Danuta, Salloum Allegra, Mccullion Clyde, Lichte Jung, Deneve Nakesha, Cohill E. Nichelle, Screws Bruna, Soudelier H. Idella, Gomezgonzalez Z. Desiree, Jobgen Gregg, Potluri Virgie, Barquera Melony, Gunsallus C. Wen, Settanni Abby, Mcrae W. Gale, Bugenhagen Nichol, Bundt Yan, Sanchezrivera Darrel, Stripp Idella, Olone Dorla, Macivor Nereida, Ppool Krista, Meganck Sook, Ebke Treva, Verhoef N. Carina, Ratkovich Mertie, Deely Christian, Illies Bennie, Danesi F. Whitley, Parales Frieda

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