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"Clergy and Parish" series by Rev James B Leslie contains details about Clergymen in the Church of Ireland (at one time the Anglican or Established Church).
Martin Duffy's book "Barney and Molly - A True Dublin Love Story" should contain a few details about Dublin during the twentieth century.
http://tinyurl.com/45ucuvThe 'Exploring Family Origins' Book Series offer you the opportunity to trace your family members in over thirty Irish towns between the years 1850 and 1940. These books have helped thousands of Irish people across the world find their Irish Roots and their family origins. Each book contains over 5,000 Irish families living in the streets and lanes of each specific town - Irish Genealogy at its best. The books contains the following Genealogical records:
"Findlaters: The Story of a Dublin Merchant Family 1774-2001" by Alex Findlater
http://archives.tcm.ie/businesspost/2001/12/09/story129089728.asp*The complete 1901 and 1911 Census for each Irish town
*The 1850 Griffiths Valuation with corresponding 1850 Irish Town map.
*An entire Electors Register from the 1930's/1940's for each Irish town
*Old Photographs, Pub Lists, Commercial Directories, Brief histories, and information referring to the whereabouts of other useful records and resources connected with the town.
www.exploringfamilyorigins.com/index.htm "Irish Immigrants in the Land of Canaan: Letters and Memoirs from Colonial and Revolutionary America, 1675-1815" published by Oxford University Press in 2003
Edited by Bruce Boling, University of New Mexico and Kerby A. Miller, University
of Missouri. This book uses letters from emigrants to describe the social history
and explore the reasons and the consequences of the earliest stage of the Irish
immigration to North America.
There are a number of books about the RIC including
"The RIC A Complete Alphabetical Listing of Officers and Men 1816-1922" by Jim Herlihy Four Courts Press 1999. Ask you local library if they have anything by Professor Elizabeth Malcolm ... she's the author of
"The Irish Policeman, 1822-1922: a Life" which was published by the Four Courts Press in 2006. This link mentions some of her other works ...
http://tinyurl.com/6kylu2"Richard Griffith and his Valuation of Ireland" by James R. Reilly, genealogist at the Ireland General Valuation Office. Published in 2000.
http://tinyurl.com/4wzkx6 "The Nearest Place that Wasn't Ireland. Nineteenth Century Irish Labour Migration" Ruth-Ann Harris. (Athens, USA, 1994)
There are a couple of books written by a new RootsChatter
Turtle Bunbury (turtle164) ... The titles are ....
The Landed Gentry & Aristocracy of Kildare
The Landed Gentry and Aristocracy of Country Wicklow Volume One
Art Kavanagh's books also deserve a mention ...
The Landed Gentry and Aristocracy of Kilkenny (Volume 1)
The Kavanaghs Kings of Leinster
The Landed Gentry and Aristocracy of Meath
O'Nolan the History of a People (Father John Nolan and Art Kavanagh)
The Tipperary Gentry Vol.1 (William Hayes and Art Kavanagh)
