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The Blogs are multi-purpose and can be used for any subject that is judged of interest to members. In relation to specific family history enquiries the Family History/Genealogy Blog replaces the old Forums. The latter have been archived and can be accessed if requested.
Blogs are distinguished from the Journal which is for longer, well researched articles usually, but not exclusively, of a historical or genealogical nature.
This page lists all blogs in date order. The links to the left allow you to see the blogs categorised by subject matter. To add Comments click on the Category and then on the title to the blog you wish to contribute to.
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The Society has been working hard over the last year and we are now ready to tell you about our efforts. Our Y-DNA Programme has
There is “no reward” for people in this country who work, according to Independent Ireland TD Richard O’Donoghue. The Limerick TD was speaking in the
In the last quarter we have gone through a transformation of the Council and the roles each Council member performs. Formed in March 2014, the
It is with great sorrow that I relay the sad passing of Brendan O’Donoghue, Society Council member and genealogist. Brendan and I knew each other
Towering figure in Galway’s arts and academia world took drama as seriously as business Donagh O’Donoghue’s association with NUI Galway continues posthumously through the O’Donoghue
I do not like to blow my own horn, but I am getting older and sometimes it is good to leave a record of some
Pictured front L to R is: Jamie, Thomas, Michael, Jane and (Cousin) Louie Carlan.
This is the untold story of the wealthy transatlantic merchants, all Quaker leaders, who became among the nation’s first political prisoners as the British Army
I was listening to the radio last week and I heard about a new Dannahue rose Dannahue | English Shrub Rose | David Austin Roses
In Geoffrey Archer’s book Scorpion Trail the hero meets the girlfriend, Lorna Donohue, of his time in Belfast during the Troubles. But now, nearly 20