@MarieMCole Not all middle names have been transcribed. My father Padraic Hanri Mac Piarais Ó Bhaldraithe is indexed as plain Padraic Ó Bhaldraithe
https://t.co/HOD2uv5s6K
Registration opened today for the Kilrush Genealogy Conference 2026: From the Great Famine to the 1926 Census. Discounted early bird tickets are selling out rapidly.
This major weekend conference will be held on 9-11 October 2026 in Kilrush. Register at https://t.co/b7kOoyDZgn
What else would I be doing on my birthday but setting go an exhibition for @ACIrishStudies taking place in @MICLimerick from tomorrow. Exhibition shows the letters written home by #Limerick man, Tot Waldron during his 29 years in the USA. Letters kindly loaned by @pjmwaldron
@AlanEnglish9 Better value even on the National Lottery: Prize Payout 62.20% on All Cash scratch cards: https://t.co/UlPWNdshFO
Will the Gambling Bill currently crawling through the Oireachtas stop this sort of rip-off?
@AlanEnglish9 Caitríona Ní Chatháin and Colm Ó Móráin are listed at
https://t.co/cklBFmLjeZ
but not quoted at
https://t.co/vAkbKREGPo
- by coincidence the only two candidates with Irish-language names.
@AlanEnglish9 Even with two missing candidates, the total percentage implicit in these odds is over 169%, equivalent to a payout rate of 59.03%.
Much better value to found on the Grand National - Total SP only 137% this year: https://t.co/URVqGLWG1D
@dnapainter @cbgenealogy @IGRS_1936 WATO just cracked another adoption search, going back decades. But this one is so extraordinary that I dare not say anything more on Twitter!
@cheapsellotape @DIB_RIA@internetarchive There is a difference of opinion over his mother's first name: Mary in the DIB, Kate at https://t.co/Cp4nPzYS8Y.
The record of his baptism on 14 May 1854 supports the latter:
https://t.co/QYnz4Uuj7A
`14 8750 David John Comyn Keat Hassett [sponsors] Mich'l Hassett Mrs. Hassett'
@MsFrugalone An X-DNA comparison between a descendant of the 8yo and a relative of his supposed "father" yielded a 49cM match.
But X-DNA does not pass from father to son! Clearly it went from father to daughter to grandson.
@MsFrugalone A 48yo wife in the 1911 census with 12 living children aged down to 8, 6 and 4 didn't initially raise any red flags.
The 8yo son went on to marry twice, with no father named on either cert.