If you’re doing Irish genealogical research and live in any country other than Ireland, you’ll probably eventually have to deal with the issue of Irish immigration. The Irish have been leaving Ireland to explore the world for centuries. Even as…
The Irish family crest has been in use in Ireland since the 13th century. It began as a result of advancements in medieval weaponry that started in continental Europe and gradually made its way to the British Isles. As the…
Sometimes, when you’ve exhausted all family recollections and record sources, the plethora of Irish genealogy message boards on the web can help you overcome brick walls and further your research. People from all over the world post on these boards,…
Today, I’m going to place the spotlight on a very common and well-regarded Irish surname: Dillon. While technically a Norman name, Dillon was introduced to Ireland so early and has mixed so well with the general population that it is…