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Offline SAMYJAY

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link: Dublin North Inner City Folklore Project.
« on: Saturday 22 March 08 13:43 GMT (UK) »
Hoey Dublin.
Pigott Dubllin.
Kinsella Ireland.
Boylan Co Louth.
Duffy Co Louth.
O'Reilly Scotland and Ireland.
Adamson Dublin.
Lawless Dublin.
Lamb Dublin.
Kelly Dublin Mountians.
Malone Dublin Mountians.
Cuddy Co Roscommon.
Mulholland Co Louth.

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Re: link: Dublin North Inner City Folklore Project.
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 26 March 08 16:28 GMT (UK) »
Their books are hard to find, but well worth getting if you can find them. They often have lists from the electoral roll at the back.
Coffey, Cummins [Rathfalla, Tipperary], Cummins [Skirke, Laois], Curran, Dillon [Clare], Fogarty [Garran, Laois/Tipp], Hughes, Keshan (Keeshan), Loughman [Harristown and Killadooley, Laois], Mallon [Armagh], Malone, Markham [Caherkine, Clare], McKeon(e) [Sligo/Kilkenny/Waterford], McNamara, Meagher, Prescott [Kilkenny/Waterford/Wexford?], Rafferty, Ryan, Sullivan, Tobin
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Re: link: Dublin North Inner City Folklore Project.
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 16 August 09 11:41 BST (UK) »
The North Inner City Folklore Project originated as a government-funded employment scheme and worked on a tight budget so its books were produced as limited small print runs.

Originals are rare to come by and you should contact the Folklore Project direct for photocopies.
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