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Showing posts with label Irish Roots Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Irish Roots Magazine. Show all posts
Wednesday, 2 December 2015
Monday, 24 August 2015
CLARE CHATTER AUGUST 2015
CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY
makes news in the latest issue of
IRISH ROOTS MAGAZINE..
CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
SEPTEMBER 2016
Will you be there?
Have a look and see who else will be....
See just what the Clare Roots Society is involved in now regarding graveyards...
they really are keeping up with technology.
Conservation of graveyards in Co Clare...
Geophysical investigations of both the old and new Drumcliff burial grounds...
Plus
Biographical Index of Clare Champion
1903-1935
Please click on images to enlarge...
Wednesday, 28 May 2014
CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY AND PAPAL ARMY PROJECT...
One of the most interesting projects that the
CLARE ROOTS SOCIETY
has been involved in, and there have have been numerous,
is to do with the contributions collected to support the Papal Army.
The concentration is for 1860, with so many names being transcribed
by the diaspora world wide.
This will prove to be invaluable for those researching ancestors,
as to where they were, what their status was and what parish.
Once this project is completed, you will be able to read about it's launch here.
It will be available to all online thanks to the efforts of the volunteers,
Clare Roots Society and friends, and the Clare Library.
Thanks to Irish Roots and Clara Hoyne, secretary of CRS,
for the article below.
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