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NOTE - I have included this LINKS page with the Capital Celtic Network, which is one of my little projects. The information on this page is to provide you with Links to Interesting Sites. I have given my review comments to help you in your search for information.
Each one of these LINKS has within it additional LINKS that lead you into the "Maze of the Web!"
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As new information is received I will update this "work in progress."
Enjoy and do send me any helpful information.
- Healy Clan Family Links -
[New as of September 24th 2006]
Now for ALL the "Healy Clan Folks" this first paragraph will be
an expanding one of personal Healy web pages. So if you have a web page to share
send me the URL and we will share a LINK with you.
I will review your web page and add a link to your web site in our directory
below.
Please note that only proper Clan Family associated web pages will be posted in
this directory following a review. No web links associated with Spam or
Adult material or Questionable Content will be posted. You may submit web
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indicate the type of web link for our visitors to see as I have given examples
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In this "Part Two" of the Ireland Page I will feature
commercial and organizational web LINKS. Some of these web sites will be listed because "I like them" and some will be associate sites, because I really like them. Of course to be Honest we all exchange LINKS so that we can generate more visits to our own web site.
This is the nature of "community" and "networking" on the World Wide Web, bringing people, places, and events together. Sharing information and ideas with the expectation of opening new worlds and meeting new friends.
So, enjoy your visit. Pull up a chair, have a cup of tea or what ever and chat awhile. Let us know about you and your interests. Make friends and may your cup of joy be full, your heart blessed with peace and love and your pockets full of GOLD!
- Ancestral and Genealogy Links -
 These Web Sites have lots of details and resources.
History + Geography + Genealogy - Ireland's History in Maps - Irish History, Geography and Genealogy With a Special Focus on Ancient and Medieval Irish Tribes and Septs - This site is maintained by Dennis Walsh who has done a great job in research. He also maintains:
 County Kilkenny Ireland Genealogy and History - Maps and History of Early Irish territories, clans, tribes and placenames. The geography of early Ireland. County Kilkenny Irish Genealogy explores the family roots of Kilkenny County Ireland, in South Leinster Province. This is a free, non-commercial web site providing on-line information to promote genealogical research.
I recommend you try both of these web sites and plan to spend some time at each for there is a ton of information.
IrishGen.com - Irish Genealogy Online - If you are searching for your Irish ancestors or want to discover the history of your Irish surname or find their place of origin, their townland, parish or county, then Irish Gen is your online gateway.
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In doing a search with Google I came across these links which have
some very interesting resources. They are Online Resources from the
Harold B. Lee Library, BYU.
EuroDocs: Primary Historical Documents
From Western Europe Selected Transcriptions, Facsimiles and Translations.
History of Ireland: Primary Documents
Selected Transcriptions, Facsimiles and Translations.
Tudor History : This web site is loaded with information
about the Tudor and their reign in England and the British Isles. A very good Table of Contents leads you to many topics
including "Chronologies of People and Events" and "Who's Who in Tudor History."
Short to full-length biographies, some with portraits. Also includes some of the pre-1485 people who played a part in the Tudor story.
Great Online Resource
For Searching Irish Family History
Contents page for Volume One of Irish Pedigrees by John O'Hart
From Irish Pedigrees; or the Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation,
by John O'Hart, 5th Edition, 1892
CORK ANCESTORS
Aspects of Cork
Genealogy & History
CinnamonToast Genealogy Explorer Here is a great web site for searching out data about your surname. The Genealogy Explorer is a huge index of links to genealogy web sites and databases, classified by surname and by region. I recommend you try both the surname search and the region browser, since you may find different links under each.
CousinConnect - Search and post genealogy queries. There is no cost to post your queries, no cost to search queries, and no cost to contact submitters. CousinConnect is free.
The Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild is a group of volunteers dedicated to making the search for our ancestors immigration easier. They grew out of a need to find ships’ passenger lists easily online. They are a new project that has transcribed some 4000 ships lists with many more in the process. This is an excellent source for information on searching ancestors.
Fianna Guide to Irish Genealogy - "The legendary Fianna of Ireland were a band of mighty noble warriors. Entrance was governed by strict tests and codes of honour. Yet the Fianna also had to be knowledgeable of culture, and more specifically they had to be poets. The Fianna Study Group for Irish Genealogy tries to bring the finest values to you through this web site." This Web Site is loaded with excellent resources and links worth searching through.
The Online Resource for Irish history,
literature and politics.
A Project of the History Department
University College Cork
Documents of Ireland is an online database of
text, images, maps, sounds and video.
The objective of the project, Documents of Ireland - from Original to Digital is
to provide a comprehensive integrated approach to the digitization and
dissemination, using new technologies, of primary text, image and other sources.
A project of the University College Cork, it is making a critical contribution
to the preservation of Ireland’s cultural heritage into the 21st century and
beyond.
CELT, the Corpus of Electronic Texts, brings the wealth of
Irish literary and historical culture to the Internet, for the use and benefit
of everyone worldwide. It has a searchable online database consisting of
contemporary and historical texts from many areas, including literature and the
other arts.
Ireland Genealogy Projects IGP - Check out the Ireland Genealogy Projects IGP home page. For help with your research, just select your county of interest from the table. I think you will find this another important LINK.
GENUKI/Ireland - 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.
USGenWeb Project - The USGenWeb Project consists of a group of volunteers working together to provide Internet websites for genealogical research in every county and every state of the United States. The Project is non-commercial and fully committed to free access for everyone.
WorldGenWeb Project - Another important genealogical undertaking - The WorldGenWeb Project has the objective of placing genealogical information for every country in the world, and every region within each country, online. If you are researching your emigrant ancestors, then this is a must-see website.
Ancestral Findings - Free Genealogy Lookups - This site will provide one FREE search per day of a wide range of historical records, including birth and marriage, census, land, military indexes, and state records.
The Troy Irish Genealogy Society (TIGS) -
The Troy Irish Genealogy Society (TIGS) was founded September 18, 2003 by a group of Troy Irish descendants.
This new Society is busy documenting many historical document regarding the rich Irish History of Troy, NY
the historical home of Uncle Sam.
Vital Records Information for United States - Information about where to obtain vital records (i.e. birth or death certificate, marriage license) from each state, territory and county of the U.S.
Cyndi's List - Ireland & Northern Ireland - Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet - Ireland & Northern Ireland is perhaps the most extensive listing of Links I have seen. This is "The Site" to start your research with.
O'Lochlainns Journal of Irish Families - Michael O'Laughlin - This is the home page of the Irish Genealogical Foundation and OLochlainns Irish Family Journal.
Family Group Record - Ancestral File - This is the FAMILY SEARCH site sponsored by the Mormon Church.
The Genealogy Home Page - This web site has many linked resources and helps for searching ancestry.
Go Ireland.com - Ireland's National Tourism Service has very nice search engine for Irish Genealogy - search for your roots.
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Irish Ancestors - Irish Ancestors at Ireland.com is a comprehensive genealogical guide for those interested in exploring their Irish heritage.
Irish
Genealogy - the website dedicated to helping you search for family
history records for past generations. The website is now home to the
historic records of Births, Marriages and Deaths of the General Register
Office. These records join the Indexes to the historic records of Births,
Marriages and Deaths that were already available on the website.
National
Archives of Ireland - the National Archives Genealogy Website. From this
page, you can now access the Census Records for 1901 and 1911, Census survivals
for 1821-51, Census Search forms for 1841-51, the Tithe Applotment Books from
1823 to 1837, the Soldiers’ Wills from 1914 to 1917, and the Calendars of Wills
and Administrations from 1858 to 1922.
Ancient Faces - Ancient Faces is a large visual genealogy exchange. - Ancient Faces wants to help bring faces to the names of our ancestors by adding photos to genealogy. They provide an exchange where the owners of old photos can share them for free so that people researching their family trees can see their ancestors.
Catholic
Parish Registers - For most family history researchers, parish registers
provide the earliest direct source of family information. Unlike many other
records, parish registers provide evidence of direct links between one
generation and the next (via baptismal registers) and one family and another
(via marriage registers). They are also, for the majority of Irish people
who lived during the 18th and 19th centuries, the only record of their
existence.
History-Kilts-Controversy
In my reading and visiting a number of Celtic-Irish-Scottish Festivals I have
come across a number of different questions with as many different answers. So I though
I would feature some interesting resources for those who enjoy reading about
History and Tradition. Each one of these web sites include additional
links for your searching pleasure. Enjoy - EEHealy
Virtuality of Ancient Ireland
A (much) Smaller Social History of Ancient Ireland:
"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."
Albanach
The Early History of the Kilt
by Matthew A. C. Newsome
"The kilt . . . an ancient and noble garment . . . remnant of the early Celtic
race of Caledonia. These are some of the pervading attitudes that one might
encounter at the various Scottish festivals and Highland Games around the
country today.
Of course, ask an Irishman, and he will tell you that the kilt was actually an
ancient garment from Ireland and only later brought into Scotland by migrating
Gaels, and moreover the Irish also invented the bagpipes, whisky, and whatever
else you care to name. Ask an Englishman and he will tell you how Thomas
Rawlinson, an English native, invented the kilt in the 18th century!
Most of our ideas about the kilt are based on myth, legend, misconceptions, and
(worse yet) Hollywood. Braveheart may get your blood up but depict anything
remotely like historically accurate costuming it does not. I will attempt here
to present the reader with some hard, solid facts about just when and where the
kilt was developed (and when and where it was not), focusing mostly on the
pre-1600 SCA period."
Reconstructing History
The Evolution of the Kilt
1600 to 1725 — The Belted Plaid
"Documented from the 15th century, and probably appearing much earlier, the
saffron shirt was the signature garment of the Highland Scots, not the kilt or
any of its precursors. In other words, Rob Roy got it right; Braveheart missed
the mark."
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Searc's-Web Guide to Irish Resources - Visit this lovely site which offers you a great selection of Irish web sites and resource information on anything IRISH. "Searc's Web Guide to Irish Resources & Research Services on the Net, if it's not here it's not online yet."
"Ireland on the Net" - Folks, here is an outstanding site with HISTORY and a very thorough LINKS page. In the authors words, "This page is meant to provide information about Ireland and its people, it is NOT intended to be political. Our history is history!"
Ireland Now - Visit this lovely site which offers you a great selection of Irish web sites, information all about Ireland, and the best collection of Irish Castles on the web.
Celtic Origins Link - Visit the site and view articles of Irish history and genealogy, Irish giftware and access to the affordable Irish Ancestor services supplied by Celtic Origins.
Keltic Information Sites - Visit the site to view a listing of web sites devoted to Celtic (Keltic) subjects. Artistic items Links to History and other useful resources can be found.
IRISH Internet HUB - This is an extensive LINKS page that features many links to Irish political organizations. A good page for doing political research on Irish related web sites.
The Gathering of the Clans - "The Gathering of the Clans is devoted to all things Scottish. They have clan histories, tartans, and more. This Web Site has lots of resources.
Rampant Scotland Directory - "The primary purpose of the Rampant Scotland Directory is to provide an index of Scottish-related Web sites. However, over the years the editor has created a number of feature articles and resources on a wide range of subjects - from tourist guides to "famous Scots" and a history timeline." This is an extensive LINKS Directory and because I have some Scot-Irish ancestry I though it would add a wonderful resource for others as well. This Web Site is loaded with excellent resources and links worth searching through.
Pictures of Ireland - Visit this site which contains many links, having detailed descriptions to pictures of scenery, landscapes, cities, towns and regions in Ireland.
Dublin Photo Site - Visit this site which contains 1800 original photos that are free for non-profit use.
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- Celtic Music and Artist Links -
ANCIENT IRISH MUSIC - This site is devoted to ancient Irish music, mainly inspired by the collections of Edward Bunting, who had attended the famous Belfast Harp Festival in 1792 and had been engaged to note down the music from the last harpers, before it would vanish with them for ever. If you really want a treat and even be able to download free samples this is an excellent web site.
Ceolas - Celtic Music - Welcome to Ceolas, the home of celtic music on the internet, since 1994. Ceolas houses the largest online collection of information on celtic music, and has links to hundreds of related sites. Current popularity is over half a million hits per month.
This is a wonderful site for Celtic Music information and education. Enjoy your journey of learning the art!
Aon Celtic Art -
Aon Celtic Art and Illumination page! Featuring the artistic works of international artist Cari Buziak! This site features Celtic clothing, prints, posters, jewelry, over 100 FREE Celtic clip art designs, Celtic cross stitch patterns, and learn how to create a basic celtic knot!
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- Celtic / Irish Events and Other Links -
Out OF Mayo Ireland - Good LINKS of Irish and not so Irish Web sites Listed by host of The Irish Chat Room!
Ireland - Bulletin Boards - Welcome - This site has an Excellent List of IRISH BULLETIN BOARDS to visit and post messages on almost every topic.
InterCelt - Intercelt is the primary internet resource for information about cultural holidays and activities in Ireland which involve the Irish language and Celtic culture. Browse the listings shown here to find the holiday or activity which interests you.
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