The Summer edition of Irish Roots magazine has been published, and is, as always, an informative read full of articles about Irish genealogical sources, Irish political and social history, DNA, overcoming brickwalls, and how-to guidance for family historians.
Here's a run-down of the main features in the new issue:
- What’s In A Name? Examining Variants Of Irish Family Surnames
- Local Resources For Tracing Your County Clare Ancestors
- Origins And History Of Many Surnames From County Clare
- Helpful Techniques For Connecting The Dots In Your DNA Research
- Making The Most Of Your Visit To The Public Record Office Of Northern Ireland
- Useful Information On How To Publish Your Family History As A Book
- What’s New? Review - Keep Up To Date With The Latest Irish Genealogy Record Releases
- Australian Irish Connections; Immigrants Lured By Gold To 1850's Victoria, Australia
There are also comments and observations on the Irish genealogical community, news from Irish societies and organisations, letters to the Editor, a selection of current books for your shelves, questions from readers and answers from professional genealogists, and much more.
Irish Roots is published quarterly and is available in print and digital formats, in single issues or on subscription, and in gift packs. To find out more, and to download a sample copy of this new edition, click the cover image.