I must agree with Cyril on Yola, we visited the centre exactly one year ago. The research centre itself was out of bounds to the public. They had one small room set aside for enquiries.There was a joiniing on fee of 15 euros which meant you got a number of forms to fill in. I had all the details with me, but was told I could not fill them in while I was there because of lack of space in the room. Luckily during our stay in Wexford I met some very kind people who helped me with my search, and for a handshake and many a thanks from me and my wife we got to find the places, and some records of my Doyle and Rossiter families in Nickaree,Duncormick and Shellbridge. John Patrick Griffiths from a Misty and Cool Port Talbot in Wales.

Isn't it time someone moved to close down their web site if they are taking fees but not doing anything about the search? Margaret from Sunny Edinburgh. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 8:04 AM Subject: Re: [WEX] extant >I must agree with Cyril on Yola, we visited the centre exactly one year >ago. > The research centre itself was out of bounds to the public. They had one > small > room set aside for enquiries.There was a joiniing on fee of 15 euros which > meant you got a number of forms to fill in. I had all the details with me, > but > was told I could not fill them in while I was there because of lack of > space > in the room. > > Luckily during our stay in Wexford I met some very kind people who helped > me > with my search, and for a handshake and many a thanks from me and my wife > we > got to find the places, and some records of my Doyle and Rossiter families > in > Nickaree,Duncormick and Shellbridge. > > John Patrick Griffiths from a Misty and Cool Port Talbot in Wales. > > > ==== WEXFORD Mailing List ==== > Wexford List Guidelines > > http://wexford-l.blogspot.com/ > > >