r/IrishAncestry↗
If your parents or grandparents (or even further back) were Irish, this is a good place to start. We'll try to put you on the right track. We welcome anyone that has Irish ancestry to explore, discuss, get closer to your roots, or just talk. Doesn't matter what your name is, there's a welcome on the mat, so come into the parlour and have a chat.
3.5k subscribers34 posts / mo in Sep 202626 authors / mosince 2020
r/IrishAncestry has 3.5k members. It gets about 34 posts a month from 26 people. Top topics: Northern Ireland and Ireland and Ancestry Results.
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- Northern Ireland and Ireland0.5%
- Ancestry Results0.5%
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- Ancestry
- FamilySearch
- Townlands in Ireland
- Placenames Database of Ireland
- HSE website
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