Thanks, for the tip. It is a good place to search. That is actually how I found the one name I have already.
The downside is that optical character recognition is very bad generally. I don't think it picks up every instance of the name, and to search by the address (I've tried many, sometimes intentionally misspelled) is even less fruitful, as place names are probably harder to recognize than names. They often have more vowels and perhaps more spellings too.
It is a good site though.
OCR is really what prevents me from trying to do much research in old newspapers. I guess most of my folks probably wouldn't show up, so what exists would be like finding a needle in a haystack to start, and probably impossible with faulty OCR.
That's kind of another problem when you are looking at old books. "Control+F" doesn't always work, and many of them don't have an index, though you can browse them, or use less letters.
I wish that there was a more refined way to search. For instance, I wish I could search for "coole..." (as the beginning of a hard-to-spell townland) while excluding the word "cool." But if I try "coole", "-cool", it doesn't seem to work. BTW, you gave me the idea to search "cool popish priests", but nothing came up.
It is even hard for me to reverse-engineer my one original result by guessing. Though thankfully, I saved it.
