So, after mucking things up on Monday, yesterday looked like the day for researching so off I headed down the street to the National Archives of Ireland. I did wonder if it was open as it was quite dark in … Continue reading →
I was up bright and early on Monday morning ready to head down to breakfast and then up the road to the National Archives of Ireland. Now I am a very well-organised traveller but stuffed up completely on this occasion. … Continue reading →
In Dublin’s fair citywhere the girls are so prettyI once met a girl named sweet Molly Malone. Sunday in London was a glorious, clear sunny day – seemed like a shame to be heading across the Irish Sea. I left … Continue reading →
So what did I think of the first RootsTech I have attended? While I am sure that my experience in the USA in 2020 will be different this is my take on the London event. The program Overall, I thought … Continue reading →
Those of you who have sat through numerous practice sessions, who have patiently listened to me talk about it, who have patted me on the back when I have stressed about it, will be thrilled to know that I have … Continue reading →
Well, it has arrived and I have to say, it was a great start. The check in process was really smooth though I think that some of the volunteers were overwhelmed with the volume of people and the myriad of … Continue reading →
I had thought that I would make yesterday a rest day but decided to join Bobbie Edes and Samantha John and visit the Society of Genealogists on their Open Day. I booked a tour of the premises for 11.15am and … Continue reading →
The car arrived on time to whisk me away to the airport after I had said my goodbyes to husband, dogs and son (through a closed door). He was still in bed but being an exceptional mother I did the right … Continue reading →
Off today on my third trip to London in just a little over a year. I am looking forward to it as usual. As many people know it is my favourite city. When chatting with Helen McK last Thursday, we … Continue reading →
