I
once met a man in new york state; a man of 80, who had never
been
to ireland himself, yet remembered enough Irish from his mother who
left Kerry in the 1880s, to speak some irish phrases with perfect understanding
and good pronounciation. Do you have any stories of your
ancestors? What tradgedies, triumphs and struggles did they
have
to overcome? Did they ever speak of their homeland? Did they
bring with them the stories of their native
baronies and
townlands; tales of Banshee's, Ghosts and the little people?
Let us know; such tales and memories should not be forgotten. Let us document them.
Under re-construction
This
site is under reconstruction.If some, or indeed all, the links do
not work please bear with us.This site needs a rethink and it needs new
creative input. Have you any ideas? If you do think you have
something to contribute or have views on how this
site
should develop please get in contact. Regard these pages
as
yours; blank,virginal and ready to be moulded to your - our -
shared vision. Although the vision doesn't have to
be
shared in the details; the desire to promote the welfare and celebrate
the history - public and hidden - of the great Irish Diaspora in all
its glory, in all its tradgedy and in its triumphs and in its failures,
should be the force that binds us in our endeavour.
email us at webmaster@irelandfailte.com
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Irelandfailte
Let us know; such tales and memories should not be forgotten. Let us document them.
A woman said to me that a woman said to her....
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Under re-construction
This
site is under reconstruction.If some, or indeed all, the links do
not work please bear with us.This site needs a rethink and it needs new
creative input. Have you any ideas? If you do think you have
something to contribute or have views on how this
site
should develop please get in contact. Regard these pages
as
yours; blank,virginal and ready to be moulded to your - our -
shared vision. Although the vision doesn't have to
be
shared in the details; the desire to promote the welfare and celebrate
the history - public and hidden - of the great Irish Diaspora in all
its glory, in all its tradgedy and in its triumphs and in its failures,
should be the force that binds us in our endeavour.email us at webmaster@irelandfailte.com
