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			IN THIS ISSUE
~~~~~ Foreword
~~~~~ Help me....to help you!
~~~~~ New free resources at the site
~~~~~ News Snaps from Ireland
~~~~~ How to find an Irish Penpal
~~~~~ In Search of my Irish Roots 	by Michael McDonald
~~~~~ War!			by Davina Flanagan-Wilson
~~~~~ Own an Irish Web Site
~~~~~ Gaelic Phrases of the Month
~~~~~ Readers Noticeboard
~~~~~ Shamrock Site of the Month: The Dublin Events Guide
~~~~~ Searcher Site of the Month: Genealogy Tutor
~~~~~ Monthly free competition result

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FOREWORD
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Hello from Ireland. Hope you enjoyed the free downloads in
the 'Summer Special' edition. We had one subscriber download
the whole collection of free programs that were listed!

We now have well over 600 Irish family coats of arms in the
Gallery together with brief family histories. Some famous
Irish web sites charge you US$5 just to view this information!

This month we have a terrific thought provoking article from
Michael McDonald who gives us an insight into Gaelic history
from a genealogy perspective. 

PLEASE - send this newsletter on to your friends or relatives
who you think are interested in Ireland. By doing this you
are helping to keep us 'free'.

Got something to say? Don't keep it to yourself!
Why don't you submit an article for inclusion
in the next edition? Email to:	

newsletterarticle@ireland-information.com

This newsletter is available on-line at:

https://www.ireland-information.com/aug00.htm

The only way that you could have been subscribed to this
newsletter is by filling out a subscription form at the site
whereupon a confirmation notice would have been issued.

If you wish to unsubscribe then go here:

https://www.ireland-information.com/newsletter.htm

......but you'll be missing out!

If I can be of any assistance to you then please let me know,

very best wishes from Ireland,

Michael.

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NEW FREE RESOURCES AT THE SITE
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NEW COATS OF ARMS ADDED TO THE GALLERY:

The following 30 coats of arms images and family history
details have been added to the Gallery:

A: Anderson
B: Brahney, Begg, Byrnes, Beattie
C: McCarron, Cousins, Cawley, McCombs, McComb, Cliffe
D: Dowd, Driscoll, Duignan
F: Faulkner
G: Ganley
H: Hill, Hawkins, Hinchey
K: Keeley, Kell
L: Lucey, Leggett
M: Milligan, Mahon, Monahan
N: McNew
S: Shanahan, Samson
V: Vance

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NEWS SNAPS FROM IRELAND
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INFLATION TOPS 6% - THREATENS ECONOMIC STABILITY

The Irish inflation rate (the cost of living rate) has
reached 6.25% - its highest level for 15 years. The recently
agreed Programme for Prosperity and Fairness is already
under threat as Unions and Welfare groups complain about the
erosion of the benefits provided  in the agreement,
maintaining that the deal was based on a 3% inflation level.

Increases in the price of houses, food, drink and
especially fuel have pushed the inflation figure higher
despite the Government measures to try to counter the
problem.

The next budget is due in December by which time the
Government is hopeful that the inflation rate will have
fallen back somewhat. The Government is committed to tax
breaks in the budget which is likely to be the last
before the next General Election. They will therefore
want to keep voters happy and are likely to give
significant tax reductions.

In the interim, Bertie Ahearn's coalition are considering
new measures including:

* Cuts in VAT or excise duty (most probably in the cost
of motor fuel which has risen by 40% since the start of
the year)

* The scrapping of the Grocery Provisions Order which
prevents below cost selling on staple goods such as
bread and milk. (likely to be opposed by the various
'small business' organisations)

* Mandatory price orders (possibly aimed at motor fuel)
 
EIRCOM SHARES FALL BY 33% SINCE FLOTATION

Shares in the formerly Government owned telecommunication
company are the most widely held in Ireland but there
performance has been very poor, dropping by 33% since the
company was floated on the Stock Exchange.

Despite this, CEO Alfie Kane was awarded a bonus of
nearly IR£1.5 Million last year.

IRISH DEFENCE FORCES BATTLE FOR RECRUITS WITH ENGLISH ARMY

The Irish Defence Force is being ignored by potential
recruits who instead are opting for the English Army where
pay and prospects are better. A middle of the range
private soldier in England earns STG£15,500 supplemented
by overseas benefits. An Irish private earns IR£13,000.
The fact that 4 English pounds are now worth 5 Irish punts
further increases the difference.

A 200 year old concession means that Irish recruits can
serve in the English forces without any citizenship
problems. 

ALCOHOL ADVERTISING IN SPORT TO BE EXAMINED

The possibility of a ban on drink advertising in Irish
sporting events is a real possibility following the
announcement that the matter is to be examined by a
Government committee.

It is currently illegal to advertise Tobacco products at
Irish sporting events and the new development has left
Guinness (the famous drink company) and Murphy's (a Cork
based Company) wondering if their sponsorship of the
All-Ireland Hurling Championship and the Irish Golf
Open is in doubt.

Although Ireland now suffers one of Europe's worst rates
of underage drinking, Guinness have hit out at the new
proposal, indicating that the real problem is the ease
with which young people have access to alcohol.

CALL FOR CAR SPEED CAPABILITIES TO BE LIMITED

Former Government Minister Gay Mitchell has called for the
establishment of a Government committee to examine why cars
sold in Ireland can be driven at speeds of up to 130mph
while the maximum speed limit is 70 mph. Surveys have
shown that men in the 17-25 year old age group now cause
more than half of all road traffic accidents and nearly
one third of all fatalities.

IRELAND TO OVERTAKE GERMANY BY 2006

A new report by Goodbody Stockbrokers has indicated that
Ireland can overtake Germany and become the third wealthiest
country in Europe by 2006. Average income will rise to
£25,807 by 2006, compared with an estimate in Germany of
£21,351 and in the UK of £20,478. Denmark and Luxembourg
currently occupy the top positions in Europe in this regard.

The report states that the economy will grow by 10.6% this
year, just below the record growth rate in 1997. 

The report identified the shortage of labour as a threat to
the new found economic prosperity and stated that an
effective immigration policy should be created to encourage
an influx of skilled workers into the economy.

ANCIENT KERRY TAX DODGE BRINGS IN IR£1.5M

Nearly 200 years ago Daniel O'Connell ('the liberator')
started a goat fair for farmers in Killorglin so that local
landlord Sir Harmann Blennerhasset could generate some
revenue without interference from the Dublin authorities.
The 'Puck Fair' was born and the annual tradition now
involves the capture of 'King Puck', a goat, in the wilds
surrounding the tiny Kerry town.

This year it took five men to haul the goat back into the
town to be crowned. Blennerhasset raised 500 pounds for his
goat fair but the modern event generates over IR£1.5M as
100,000 tourists pack the area.

SPORT: 36 IRISH SOCCER PLAYS LINE OUT IN ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP

The new Soccer season is about to start in England and the
cream of Irish talent are represented. Leeds United lead
the way with seven Irish players being given squad numbers.
The Leeds manager is Irishman Dave O'Leary. Middlesboro
and Sunderland each have five Irish players. 

6 clubs feature no Irishman in their squads: Everton,
Arsenal, West Ham, Chelsea, Leicester City and Southampton. 


SPORT: SONIA O'SULLIVAN PREPARES FOR OLYMPICS

The Cobh athlete Sonia O'Sullivan recovered from recent
disappointing form when she finished second in a high
quality 3000 Metre race in Zurich. This represents her
fastest time over this distance in 6 years and gives her
a realistic chance of atoning for her Atlanta failures
by claiming that all elusive Olympic medal.

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HOW TO FIND AN IRISH PENPAL
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1. Register for free at Cara Irish Penpals:

              http://www.irishpenpals.com

2. Carefully enter your details. Pay particular care to the
   'interests' and message' options. Make them as appealing
   as possible.
3. Log-in and search for Irish Penpals that you are
   interested in communicating with.
4. Narrow your search by selecting a particular
   characteristic to search by. For example: you can narrow
   your search to only include penpals who live in Ireland
   or to penpals that are only interested in music, etc.
5. Keep a record when you send an email from the online
   facility at the site.
6. Don't take it personally! It seems to be much easier to
   ignore an email message - much harder to ignore an actual
   paper letter sent through the post. Everyone is guilty of
   this so don't despair if you do not get any replies
   immediately.
7. Persevere - keep at it! Keep trying until you get a
   response. All of the penpals that have registered at the
   site ARE interested in communicating with people of Irish
   descent worldwide.
8. Make sure you reply to any emails that are sent to you -
   even if your response is not positive, please let the
   penpal who emailed you know that!
9. Keep your listing updated - Change the wording of your
   registration to encourage more responses
10. Be responsible - remember that this service may be used
   by kids (of all ages) so no bad language or offensive
   emails.

ENJOY! 

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IN SEARCH OF MY IRISH ROOTS		by Michael McDonald
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All my life people have been telling me that I look Irish,
which to me, is a great compliment. Although my last name
is 100% Scottish Highland on the surface, it hides emerald
green roots. I have been on an eleven year pilgrimage to
find out and prove to myself - if it is true. I have come to
one conclusion which is, if any histories written about
ancestry are true and valid, it must be so that the Scottish
clan name of MacDonald does conceal Irish bloodlines.

It all began when I was eleven years old and I saw the movie
'Darby O'Gill and the Little People', starring Sean Connery.
It was 1959 and I was completely enraptured with the whole
idea of Ireland, its people and culture. From that moment
on - I wanted to be Irish. However, being Irish meant being
Catholic, a denomination not tolerated in Shreveport
Louisiana - the deep South 'Bible Belt' of America. As an
impressionable young man I was led to believe that our name
was Protestant Scottish. I didn't buy that story at first
but as the years went on I half-heartedly accepted the fact
that I was not really of Irish extraction and dismissed it,
though keeping the embers for the Emerald Isle smoldering
deep in my heart.

In 1989 all of that negative anti-Irish propaganda would
change. That was the year I went to a Celtic festival for
the first time in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and found out
that my suspicions were correct. I approached the Scottish
booths where different clans were on display with
interesting information and printed histories of our clans.
I took a pamphlet from a Clan Donald representative and to
my surprise, saw something which all but took my breath
away. At the top of our genealogy chart was none other than
Conn of Tara, and the beginning of our long and detailed
history. There were also other clans such as Cholla Uais,
Prince of Ireland and Fergus Mor Mac Erc, King of Dalriada,
who moved his Irish kingdom to Scotland around the year
500 A.D. The more I read about our history, the more I want
to learn. I now have my own miniature library of countless
books which deal with the subject of Ireland's colony in
Scotland, named after the Irish Scots who had colonized
Scotland.

In 1993 I had the privilege of visiting Scotland and the
Clan Donald center on the Isle of Skye. On the way there I
asked a Scotsman, dressed in typical attire, if he knew
where the Clan Donals center was. His reply still resonates
in my head. He replied with an air of defiant respect:
'Aye but you're lucky I'm tellin' ya - I'm a Campbell!'.
The Campbells and the McDonalds were once bitter enemies.
We both laughed loudly and I thanked him for the information.
Before I drove away I told him: 'The Campbells haven't quite
finished the job - I have some rough, rowdy and loud
MacDonald uncles I'll pay you to take care of'. Just kidding
of course. 

During the years of my research I had some funny
occurrences. At one Irish festival I tried to tell one
gentleman of my Irish roots and he defiantly told me I was
crazy - that I was not Irish. I told him if he wanted proof
I would gladly supply him with it but he all but told me to
get lost. His son and daughter were there also and they told
me they knew all about my clan's Irish roots but that their
father was old fashioned and no one could tell him any
different. I have had similar instances at all-Scottish games.

The thing that bothers me most is that we Irish and
Highlanders are of the same Gaelic bloodlines and share the
same ancestry.  What difference should religion or alliance to
one government or another make when it comes to family ties.
At times I have to laugh because people have been taught
prejudice at an early age so as not to dig too deeply and open
their hearts and minds to what is the truth about their
backgrounds and cultures. I have heard some vague excuses and
comical reasoning as to why we are separated. We are two sides
on the one coin. We are brothers and sisters of the ancient
race of Celts who colonized Ireland centuries before the life
of Christ. Some emigrated from mainland Europe to Scotland
while others settled in Ireland.

My ultimate goal is to bridge the gap that separates us. I
feel it is high time to recognise our similarities instead
of dwelling on our differences. Other groups with far less
in common have done this so why can't we. There are two
basic myths I would like to dispel. The first one is that
the prefix Mc means you are Irish whilst Mac means you are
Scottish. Not True!

The second is that the Scots began in Scotland. If it were
not for the Irish crossing over from 'Scotia' (a Latin word
meaning 'Ireland'), the present day country of Scotland
would probably be called 'Pictavia'. There was a deliberate
migration and implanting of bona fide Irish-Gaelic bloodlines,
culture, customs, lineage, language, religion and
ultimately a changing of the history of a country once
dominated by a race of people known as the 'Picts' - who
could not be called 'Scots' by any means. 

I could go on for many more pages outlining the historical
facts, quoting endless sources and giving countless
references. The bottom line is: together we are twice as
many as we are apart and 200% stronger together than
separate, so now my question to ye of Gaelic descent is this:

Why can't we get it together?

James Michael McDonald.

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WAR!			by Davina Flanagan-Wilson
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'Why won't you believe I wrote this?'

.......asked the teary-eyed 10 year old of her Irish mother.

'You know I like poetry!'

Davina attends school in Sussex in the South of England. Her
mother is from Dublin and maintains that at least part of her
child's imagination is inspired by her Irish background.

Her schoolteacher set her pupils a task: to create something
that would be performed in front of the entire school. This
is Davina's poem.
			WAR!

	Peace is nowhere to be found,
	Dead bodies scattered on the ground.
	Death is growing, wars not going,
	Childrens faces no longer glowing

	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM
	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM

	Feeling of death is here!
	People shout and scream with fear
	In the dark cold street
	the smell of dead meat
	high above the clouds
	follows a bomb right into town

	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM
	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM

	People duck and cover their heads
	Some people still tucked away in bed
	Fire is all that I can see
	Burning houses, falling down trees

	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM
	The guns go BANG, the Cannons go BOOM

	My parents are nowhere to be found
	Perhaps they are lying on the ground
	What a tragedy this would be
	Everythings gone, but little me!

	WAR!

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GAELIC PHRASES OF THE MONTH
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PHRASE:		Gura slán an scéalai
PRONOUNCED:	gur/ah slawn on skale/e
MEANING:		May the bearer of the news be safe

PHRASE:		...a chuisle mo chroí...
PRONOUNCED:	a quish/leh muh kree
MEANING:		...my dear darling/treasure...


PHRASE:		...a ghrá mo chroí...
PRONOUNCED:	a graw muh kree
MEANING:		...love of my heart...

View the archive of phrases here:

https://www.ireland-information.com/irishphrases.htm

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OWN AN IRISH WEBSITE
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Ever longed to own your own website? Not just a free page on
YAHOO or GEOCITIES but a genuine fully functional web site:

Perhaps you would name it:

	www.patrick-byrne.com
	www.marybyrnes-irishdancing.com
	www.1234ireland.com

(note: these are fictional web sites as at 17 August 2000)

Here is what is required:

1. Register a domain name
(i.e. 1234ireland.com or patrick-byrne.com or whatever)
Cost: Approx US$50 for 2 years, $25 per year afterwards 
depending on the Internet Registrar you choose.

2. Find a Web Host to 'store' your files so that they can
be viewed on the Internet.
Cost: Free services provide everything but require you to
place 'banner advertisements' on any pages you create. Paid
services vary in cost and service but can be acquired for
between US$10 to US$40 per month (and upwards!).

3. Create your web site. If your site is about Irish dancing
then you might have 3 pages within your site. The first
would give a history of Irish dancing with some pictures.
The second might list the services and products you provide
regarding Irish dancing, the third might give a list of links
to other Irish dancing sites.

4. Promote your web site. Register your site with the major
search engines so that people can find it when they enter
'irish dancing' into the search engines.

5. Make your web site pay its way. Join an affiliate program
so that visitors to your web site can access free information
while you get your web site expenses paid. Consider starting
an online business actually selling goods and services.

A daunting task? Perhaps!

The Information about Ireland site will offer to create
fully functional web sites to its visitors with everything
provided.

This new service will be available next month but in the
meantime we will create 3 fully functional web sites
ABSOLUTELY FREE of charge to 3 lucky readers of this
newsletter. The web site costs above still apply (i.e. we
have no control of the cost of registering a domain or of
hosting a site) but we will create and install your web
site and then hand it over to you - FREE!

Please THINK first about this. Remember you will have to
pay for the domain name and any future hosting charges.
We do not control these charges. Send in your idea for a
web site to Click here to contact us

Possibilities include:

* A web site about your Irish ancestry
* A web site about your business
* A fan web site
* A site detailing how you grew Sunflowers from seed

......or whatever!!!

This is limited to 3 suggestions that we receive. If your
suggestion is not selected then we will send you a detailed
document outlining the steps necessary to achieve your
web site creation. The 3 selected sites will be featured
in the next newsletter.

Don't wait around while the rest of the world gets on board
the Internet - tell us your idea!

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READERS NOTICEBOARD
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O'MAHONY CLAN GATHERING

The members of the O'Mahony Society and their interested
friends gather will hold its first Canadian get-together
from October 13th to 15th., 2000 in Ottawa, Ontario. 

Contact: Alexandra de Grandpré
grandpre@global2000.net

LOUISIANNA IRISH SOCIETY

The Society of The Sons and Daughters of The Emerald Isle
meets in Lafayette meets monthly.

Contact: Melony Mullen Verucchi
countytyrone@hotmail.com

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SHAMROCK SITE OF THE MONTH
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SEARCHER SITE OF THE MONTH
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I hope that you have enjoyed this issue.
Please keep the feedback coming!

Until the next time,

THE VERY BEST FROM IRELAND!

Michael Green,
Editor,
The Information about Ireland Site.

https://www.ireland-information.com

michael@ireland-information.com