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Boyd Family, Last Posted in 2013This is what I know of the beginning of my family. David Boyd (born 1737/38 in Ireland/Scotland. He was buried 11 May 1815 in Fishing Cree… Started by Pamela Boyd Shields in GenealogyLatest Reply |
New podcast about healing postcolonial shame and trauma with arts, culture, and historyA chairde, friends and cousins,I made this new podcast to begin to tell our story because I found an old O'Keeffe family fairy story that s… Started by Josh Cole in UncategorizedLatest Reply |
Submit Your Love LimericksEverybody loves a good limerick. We're asking our members to submit their original love-related limericks in the comments section bel… Started by The Wild Geese in Wild Geese AnnouncementsLatest Reply |
The Irish and the Erie CanalI am researching the contributions the Irish made in building the Erie Canal. Any stories, comments or historical facts would be greatly a… Started by joel humphrey in Wild Geese AnnouncementsLatest Reply |
The Life and Execution of a 'Black and Tan'A newly published book of historically based fiction explores the circumstances surrounding the execution of the only member of British… Started by Gerry Regan in Irish in the NewsLatest Reply |
Too young to fly'He had the world before him, fully fledged, full of confidence, ready for the off. He stood on the ledge, the warm breeze ruffling his f… Started by Brian Nolan in Wild Geese AnnouncementsLatest Reply |
Is Your 'Local' Irish Pub the Best in the Whole World? Which of the 7,000+ Irish Pubs Would You Vote For?The Irish pub - now there's a welcome sign! No matter where in the world you are, it brings goose-bumps when you step inside...the endless… Started by Brian Nolan in TravelLatest Reply |
'The Great Hunger': Famine or Genocide?I took a course at an American university called "Genocides and Crimes Against Humanity." We discussed many world events and sometimes st… Started by Kelly O'Rourke in Irish in World HistoryLatest Reply |
Noted Famine Historian Finds 'Nothing Humorous' about Channel 4's Proposed Comedy 'Hungry'World-renowned Famine historian and Director of Ireland's Great Hunger Institute at Quinnipiac University, Professor Christine Kinealy, has… Started by Ireland's Great Hunger Institute in Irish in the NewsLatest Reply |
Types of Events of Interest?I'm new to this web site and would like to know what sort of events are of interest to site members. Our small non-profit sponsors two wee… Started by Kimberly Goetz in EventsLatest Reply |
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