DNA John pointed out this very good page for more history. Note well: the original page was hosted by angelfire.com, a free service that has allowed unscrupulous videos that slow the site down. We are hosting it at treinfhir.org to make the site more readable.

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 I would also like to suggest a link for the Irish Genealogy website (which is free) on www.irishgenealogy.ie. It gives births 1864 to 1918, marriages (1845 to 1943) and deaths (1864 to 1968). Church records are also available. This is an invaluable website for anyone doing family tree research. I would also like to suggest that the Irish Census records are also available for 1901 and 1911. This is available at www.census.nationalarchives.ie (free of charge).

Anyone who has County Monaghan ancestors will find this link useful. Published by Monaghan County Council and Library Services it gives tips and advice on how to trace your ancestors.

https://monaghan.ie/library/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2016/11/TraceYourAncestorsBooklet.pdf

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This is a great resource for anyone searching for family headstones it covers three graveyards in Truagh County Monaghan, just search for graveyards by county or family name.

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This is an entry in The Musical Project. You can find me by searching for “timing” with the category specified as “Any Category” or “The Musical Project.” The post is here to illustrate the use of categories.

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