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Extracts From A Biographical Dictionary Of Irishmen In France By Richard Hayes. Published by MH Gill & Sons Ltd. Dublin 1949. View
Irish Culture & Customs Traditions, folklore, history and more. If it's Irish, it's here. Or will be! View
Read Ireland: Book Database Internet book store located in Phibsboro, Dublin. We have the most comprehensive catalogue of Irish and Celtic books online. View
The Irish Short Story Ireland has produced some of the world's most celebrated short story writers – and continues to do so. Why are the Irish so good at the form, and why do they love it so much, asks Anne Enright. View
Heraldic Artists 3 Nassau Street, Dublin 2: A wide range of books on genealogy and heraldry available by mail order. View
New York, Irish Relatives & Friends Scanned searchable book with 8500 names (requires payment - part of an Ancestry subscription). This book includes transcriptions of "Information Wanted" advertisements placed in the Irish immigrant newspaper, the Irish-American, from 1849-1871 in New York City. These ads were basically requests for information on family and friends who had become separated. Often the parish, town or county in Ireland is given for the immigrants listed in the ads. View
Irish Famine Immigrants, Vermont This prodigious collection in excess of 15,000 gravestone transcriptions is the outgrowth of a twenty-year labor of love by Mr. and Mrs. Murphy to preserve and record the inscriptions found upon the tombstones of Potato Famine era (1846-1851) Irish immigrants buried throughout the state of Vermont. View
Cúpla Focal Cúpla Focal is an Irish language bookshop in Bray with an online shop selling Irish language courses and much more. View
Cló Lar-Chonnachta Cló lar-Chonnachta publishes books and music in the Irish language. Their web site gives lots of information on their recordings (including many sean-nós albums), and publications of both adult and children's literature. An excellent resource. View
Litriocht.com West Kerry's Litriocht.com is working to make all books published in or on the Irish language available online. The site looks to be quite well-organised, with a very comprehensive selection on offer, and they've gone to the trouble to provide cover images and a bi-lingual description of each item. View
List Of Published Texts At CELT Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies Publications are available via the School of Celtic Studies. Irish Texts Society Publications are available via their website. View
James Hardiman's History Of Galway 1820; English transcription. View
Confession Of St. Patrick One of the few reliable sources of information on Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. View
Lisburn Historical Society Journals All volumes contained within. View