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Enhanced Irish Families Worldwide: History and Genealogy
By Michael O'LaughlinEducation
Enhanced Irish Families Worldwide: History and Genealogy episodes
- Leahy genealogy; Co. Clare Ireland; Google, GhostsIrish Families Project www.Irishroots.comAmong Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:Show 199Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Family of the Day: Leahy2) Irish Families Project for: Co. Clare3) Searching For:Mortimer, Northcote, Walters, Riley4) Curious: Torpey making Hurleys, 'sticks' that is.5) Web Page of the Month: Google search tips Video6) Curious Note: Irish Ghost Convention in County....7) One minute podcast: my search in Co. ClareListen to all of our podcasts at www.Irishroots.comWe have three types of podcasts and seven series topics:1) Free for all 2) archived (fee) 3) Members only podcastsIrish Family History and Genealogywith curious news and notes from Ireland.From the Irish Roots Cafe at www.Irishroots.comThis Weeks Audio TimelineTodays Topics: 1:00Notes from Mike: 2:00One Minute Podcast: 4:00Books of the Month: 6:30The Magnificent Seven: 9:30Irish Name of the Day: 11:30Sources: 15:30Websites of the Week: 16:30Curious News and Notes: 18:30Total Time: 25:50Our Enhanced Irish Family History podcast with photos andlinks can be found at:http://www.irishroots.com/content/view/103/156/26 min
- Halfway to St. Pats Irish Tents KC RoyalsIrish Families Project www.Irishroots.comAmong Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:Show 198 from the Irish Roots Cafe and Hedge SchoolInterviews at Royals Stadium with Irish Dancers, Cops,Athletes and Restaurant and organizer.Half way to St. Pats event pre game at the baseballstadium.Listen to all of our podcasts at www.Irishroots.comWe have three types of podcasts and seven series topics:1) Free for all 2) archived (fee) 3) Members only podcastsIrish Family History and Genealogywith curious news and notes from Ireland.From the Irish Roots Cafe at www.Irishroots.com26 min
- County Kerry Ireland Genealogy; Donahue familiesIrish Families Project www.Irishroots.comAmong Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Irish Name of the Day: Talbot2) County Kerry Ireland: Irish Families Project3) Searching For: O'Brien, Driscoll and Carey4) The Donahue Family from Glenflesk exposed!Listen to all of our podcasts at www.Irishroots.comWe have three types of podcasts and seven series topics:1) Free for all 2) archived (fee) 3) Members only podcastsIrish Family History and Genealogywith curious news and notes from Ireland.From the Irish Roots Cafe at www.Irishroots.com26 min
- Cormick Name; Dublin Irish Fest; Genealogywww.Irishroots.com Irish Roots Cafe and Hedge SchoolIrish Family History podcast shownotes 1961) This weeks report on our experience atthis years Dublin, Ohio, Irish Fest.names being researched; Sean Nos tent2) The Cormick name and origins.26 min
- County Cork Genealogy Books, Color Mapwww.Irishroots.com Irish Roots Cafe and Hedge SchoolIrish Family History podcast shownotes 195Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:County Cork Irish Families ProjectToday we cover the Co. Cork books from ourIrish Families Project, and explain how itworks. There are actually 3 books in the seriesthat cover County Cork.26 min
- Ryan genealogy; Co. Tipperary Ireland; Anthemwww.Irishroots.comIrish Family History podcast shownotes 194Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Family of the Day: Ryan2) Irish County of the Month: Tipperary3) Searching For: Dargan4) Curious News: Charlie Chaplin in Ireland5) Video: Irish National Anthem (recalled ?)6) Curious Note: Seaplane festival7) One minute podcast: Soldiers Song26 min
- Noone, Noonan family; Galway, Cobhwww.Irishroots.comIrish Family History podcast shownotes 193Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Family of the Day: Noone2) Irish County of the Month: Galway3) Search For: Cody, Donnelly, Gilfillan, Carter4) Curious News: Australian convicts return to Cobh5) Page: 99 per cent of Nat Library holdings stored improperly6) Curious Note: Irelands first female Chief Justice7) One minute podcast: Irish Family History CD26 min
- Sack of Baltimore; Genealogy; Cork, IrelandIrish Family History and Genealogy show #192with curious news and notes from Ireland.From the Irish Roots Cafe at www.Irishroots.comThe Sack of Baltimore, County Cork, 1631Now here is an example of Irish genealogy that requires aknowledge of history.The Worlds Leading audio and publications source for Irish GenealogyThe Irish Roots Cafe has 7 Broadcast series and 250 episodesplus family history books on every county in Ireland26 min
- Gelston Family; Louth, Ireland; Irish CD setwww.Irishroots.comIrish Family History podcast shownotes 191Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Family of the Day: Guilsedon, Gilston2) Irish County of the Month: County Louth3) Searching For: Dillan and Ronan4) Curious News: Irish men rank last....?5) Web Page of the Month: Film Classics6) Curious Note: Pub owner selling castle.7) One minute podcast: Hedge School CD set release26 min
- Graney Genealogy; Irish Family History CD; Botox; Titanicwww.Irishroots.comIrish Family History podcast shownotes 190Among Todays Topics at the Irish Roots Cafe:1) Family of the Day: Graney, Greaney2) Irish CD of the Month: Irish Family History3) Searching For: Ryan, Cook, Finneran, Arthur4) Curious News: Irish take on botox ?5) Web Story: The Titanic dock, then and now.6) Curious Note: Best Irish Restaurant tour7) One minute podcast: The Kelly Genealogy Song26 min
About Enhanced Irish Families Worldwide: History and Genealogy
From the publisher's feed
The worlds first enhanced weekly podcast on Irish Family heritage, history
and genealogy. It is hosted by Michael C. O'Laughlin, the
most published author in the field. Topics include: rare books;
traditional music and dance; research and travel.
Interviews with 'movers and shakers' and everyday Irish
descendants in America, Canada, Australia, and the U.K. are included.
Brought to us by the Irish Roots Cafe, and sponsored in part by the Irish
Genealogical Foundation.