I'm sure the members involved would be happy to read your comments, Sheila... thank you, Chris Goopy Australian Diaspora Coordinator Clare Roots Society http://clareroots.org/ > Well done to all. > Sounded great and should give more people an interest in assisting with > genealogy enquiries in Co Clare!! > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Larry Brennan > Sent: 08 April 2011 8:21 > To: [email protected] > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: [IRL-CLARE] Clare Roots Society On Air: > > > > > Subject: Clare Roots on air

Can you provide some dates? Diane

Can anyone help me locate any of my relatives - O'DONNELL - from Liscannor in County Clare? My great grandfather - JEREMIAH O'DONNELL and great grandmother MARY REIDY O'DONNELL came from there to Elmira, New York. I believe JEREMIAH had tweo brothers - PATRICK & FRANCIS - who remained behind in Ireland.

Hi Meaghan, I am forwarding your request to a Martin Killeen who lives in County Clare. Martin and I met a few years back while we both were searching for our roots., we share great, great, great grandparents. If memory serves correct they are g, g, for me and g, g, g grandparents for him, he is a generation younger than me. I am related through his maternal line, Casey, his paternal line is Killeen. I hope there is a connection for you, it is exciting when one makes a positive connection. Good luck! Sincerely, Joan Floegel Maitland, FL -----Original Message----- From: Killeen, Meaghan <[email protected]> To: IRL-CLARE <[email protected]> Sent: Tue, Apr 5, 2011 11:43 am Subject: [IRL-CLARE] Marriage Records for Kilrush Hi Everyone, I am trying to make the leap across the Atlantic in the search for my ancestors. I only know that my Killeen relatives came from Kilrush. John Killeen, my great-great-great-grandfather married Susan Carey. They had at least one child named George E. Killeen, born ~August 1835. I would like to find a marriage record for John and Susan or a birth record for George. I'm just not sure how to start looking. I have searched online but have been unable to find anything positive. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks! Meaghan ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Subject: Clare Roots on air A Chairde, Thanks to PAddy Casey, Clare Roots Society webmaster in Switzerland, we have podcasts of both the live Clare FM interview this morning with Gerry Kennedy and Paddy Waldron, and the pre-recorded interview with Oliver Moylan, Paddy Waldron and Eric Shaw broadcast on RTE radio's Pat Kenny show this morning. Paddy Waldron and Gerry Kennedy appeared on the John Cooke Show on Clare FM to answer questions on the Census 2011 versus 1911. http://www.clareroots.org/ClareFMCensusCRSRecording-%208-Apr-2011.mp3 Later, on the Pat Kenny Show, Valerie Cox, reporter, used Bindon Street in Ennis to illustrate the wealth of detail that is available in the 1901 and 1911 Census. Valerie had been briefed by Catriona Crowe on Clare Roots and it was she that suggested to Valerie that she use Bindon Street as an example. Valerie spoke to a number of Clare Roots members as she walked the street. Contributors include Paddy Waldron, Eric Shaw and guest Oliver Moylan. http://www.clareroots.org/CRS-%20RTE-recording-08-Apr-2011.mp3

Well done to all. Sounded great and should give more people an interest in assisting with genealogy enquiries in Co Clare!! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Larry Brennan Sent: 08 April 2011 8:21 To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: [IRL-CLARE] Clare Roots Society On Air: Subject: Clare Roots on air A Chairde, Clare Roots Society is on air this Friday morning on two radio stations in Ennis/Clare and National Radio. Outside Ireland, you will be able to listen via your computers if the time suits by going to the sites below... for Australia, east coast, Ireland is 10 hours behind. Clare FM http://www.clare.fm/listen-live RTE http://www.rte.ie/radio/anfearceoil/ 1. Paddy Waldron and Gerry Kennedy are 'appearing' on the John Cooke Show on Clare FM to answer questions on the Census 2011 versus 1911. They were asked to be there at 9.30 am but have no idea when exactly they might be on. 2. Later, on the Pat Kenny Show 10 am to 12 noon, Valerie Cox, reporter, will use Bindon Street in Ennis to illustrate the wealth of detail that is available in the 1901 and 1911 Census. Valerie had been briefed by Catriona Crowe on Clare Roots and it was she that suggested to Valerie that she use Bindon Street as an example. Valerie spoke to a number of Clare Roots members as she walked the street. Contributors include Paddy Waldron, Eric Shaw and guest Oliver Moylan. Valerie taped over an hour of interviews but that this will probably be whittled down to a 5-minute slot when broadcast. She was highly impressed at the work of Clare Roots society! ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Subject: Clare Roots on air A Chairde, Clare Roots Society is on air this Friday morning on two radio stations in Ennis/Clare and National Radio. Outside Ireland, you will be able to listen via your computers if the time suits by going to the sites below... for Australia, east coast, Ireland is 10 hours behind. Clare FM http://www.clare.fm/listen-live RTE http://www.rte.ie/radio/anfearceoil/ 1. Paddy Waldron and Gerry Kennedy are 'appearing' on the John Cooke Show on Clare FM to answer questions on the Census 2011 versus 1911. They were asked to be there at 9.30 am but have no idea when exactly they might be on. 2. Later, on the Pat Kenny Show 10 am to 12 noon, Valerie Cox, reporter, will use Bindon Street in Ennis to illustrate the wealth of detail that is available in the 1901 and 1911 Census. Valerie had been briefed by Catriona Crowe on Clare Roots and it was she that suggested to Valerie that she use Bindon Street as an example. Valerie spoke to a number of Clare Roots members as she walked the street. Contributors include Paddy Waldron, Eric Shaw and guest Oliver Moylan. Valerie taped over an hour of interviews but that this will probably be whittled down to a 5-minute slot when broadcast. She was highly impressed at the work of Clare Roots society!

I have just uploaded Royal Irish Constabulary men with a native county of Clare for 1846. We are including the location where the men were stationed. If you are interested - go to our main page: http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ Click on CLARE and then MILITARY & CONSTABULARY. ===============================

Just to let our American members know...Footnote.com is offering free access to their Civil War records. I know a lot of Irish immigrants fought in this war. These records are from the National Archives. I used the compiled service records images last night. The free dates run from April 7th-14th. http://www.footnote.com/?xid=1007 Regards, Christina

Do you have a JOHN BERNARD SULLIVAN/O'SULLIVAN, b: abt 1901 in Ennis/Ennistymon area, County Clare, Ireland d: 31 July 1987 in Ennis/Ennistymon area, County Clare, Ireland, buried at Laraghbryan Cemetery, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland? He was married to TERESA MARKHAM, b: 08 Aug, 1909 in Ennis/Ennistymon area, County Clare, Ireland, d: 22 February 1969 in Ennis/Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland, buried at Laraghbryan Cemetery, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland. They married on 07 April 1931 at the Cathedral in Ennis, County Clare, Ireland. They had 7 children, as follows: 1) Laurette, b: August 1932 (likely) in Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland 2) Barbara, b: September 1934 (likely) in Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland 3) Gilbert, b: 1936, d: February 1953 (likely) in Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland 4) John, b: April 1937, d: March 1946 (likely) in Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland 5) Patrick, b: August 1943 in Ennistymon, County Clare, Ireland 6) Raymond, b: November 1946 in Maynooth, County Clare, Ireland 7) Finbar, b: May 1947 in Maynooth, County Clare, Ireland If you have a connection to this SULLIVAN/O'SULLIVAN family, I am able to provide additional information. -Kat-

Thanks to Larry and Donie, I've now renewed a Sullivan family link that was lost 85 years ago when a sudden death caused branches in Ireland and Australia to stop communicating. I've just received a copy of the last letter sent in 1925, and I've successfully identified all those mentioned. I'd be happy to hear from any Sullivan families who think they may have links to these areas and I'll try and put together a wider family tree. Peter BOOTH - Family Historian, SYDNEY --------------------------------------- (Enquire about Growing your Family Tree)

Looking for possible John, Patrick or Denis in Clare in Clare, just about anywhere. I am still trying to find any ancestors who may have moved down to Cork by 1825, on way to USA but wound up in England by 1860's for work. Or pass on to any CArmody you may know that might have ancestors who did as mine did. Does anyone in Ennis, or anyone in Clare know how the name Carmody became one of the main streets there?

Hi Everyone, I am trying to make the leap across the Atlantic in the search for my ancestors. I only know that my Killeen relatives came from Kilrush. John Killeen, my great-great-great-grandfather married Susan Carey. They had at least one child named George E. Killeen, born ~August 1835. I would like to find a marriage record for John and Susan or a birth record for George. I'm just not sure how to start looking. I have searched online but have been unable to find anything positive. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks! Meaghan

Go to familysearch.org and see if they've filmed the Kilrush parish records. Diane

Lets Get The Newmarket On Fergus People Talking: Wikipedia Web Site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newmarket-on-Fergus Parish Web Site: http://www.newmarketonf.org/ ROMAN CATHOLIC PARISH REGISTERS All known copies for Newmarket-on-Fergus (excluding originals in local custody) Click here to commission research on these records Church Baptisms Marriages Burials Location Reference Status Newmarket-on-Fergus 1828 - 1900 Not specified Clare Heritage and Genealogical Centre Database: commissioned research only Newmarket-on-Fergus Apr 29 1828 - Feb 25 1866 1828 - Aug 13 1865 National Library of Ireland Pos. 2471-2 Open for public research Newmarket-on-Fergus Apr 29 1828 - Feb 25 1866 1828 - Aug 13 1865 LDS Family history library British Film Area 0926095 item 2 Click here for a listing of placenames within this parish. Local GAA Club: http://www.newmarketonfergusgaa.com/ Clare library Historical Background: http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/places/nof_history.htm Some Marriage Entries: http://genforum.genealogy.com/ireland/clare/messages/433.html Carrigerry Newmarket On Fergus: http://mildpdf.com/file/group/parish-of-newmarket-on-fergus--carrigerry-carrigerry.html Pathe News: http://www.britishpathe.com/results.php?search=Newmarket+on+Fergus Church of Ireland Booklet: http://www.churchofirelandclare.com/img/PG000022.pdf

Apologies for repeat e.mails. To make up to all I give a link to pathe news site to bring you back in time. http://www.britishpathe.com/results.php?search=Newmarket+on+Fergus

Larry, I have yet to read it all, but what a wonderful publication this is... so much history and so full of information... pity I have no link to that area, but for those who do, this is a true genealogical gem. Thank you, Chris [email protected] http://www.flickr.com/photos/crissouli/ > For those of you with an interest in Newmarket On Fergus: > > http://www.churchofirelandclare.com/img/PG000022.pdf

For those of you with an interest in Newmarket On Fergus: http://www.churchofirelandclare.com/img/PG000022.pdf

For those of you with an interest in Newmarket On Fergus: http://www.churchofirelandclare.com/img/PG000022.pdf

For those of you with an interest in Newmarket On Fergus: http://www.churchofirelandclare.com/img/PG000022.pdf