Internet Resources: Irish Studies

• Mary Immaculate College
  Mary Immaculate College was founded in 1898 for the training of primary school teachers. It became a Recognised College of the National University of Ireland in 1974, from which date it has offered a 3-year Bachelor of Education Degree.
• Live Limmerick Links
  Limerick is the Irish Republic’s third largest city, and is one of Ireland’s leading tourist and business centres, with a rich and varied history.
• Ancient Order of Hibernians
  The Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH) is the oldest Catholic lay organization in America.
• Ireland
  The Information about Ireland Site.
  The Leader in Free Resources from Ireland.
• Ireland Online
• Information on the Irish State
• Irish Studies at the University of Notre Dame
• Boston College Irish Studies Program
• The National Archives of Ireland
  The National Archives was established on 1 June 1988. It is an amalgamation of the Public Record Office of Ireland, founded in 1867 and the State Paper Office, founded in 1702.
• Interpreting the Irish Famine
  The Irish Famine of 1846-50 took as many as one million lives from hunger and disease, and changed the social and cultural structure of Ireland in profound ways.
• Ireland InfoSite
• The American Irish Historical Society
  The Society aims to place permanently on record the story of the Irish in America from the earliest settlement to the present day, justly, impartially, fully, and sympathetically --correcting neglect and misrepresentation by certain historians of the part taken in the founding, upbuilding and safeguarding of the Nation by persons of Irish birth and descent.
• Irish American Heritage Museum
  A museum dedicated to recording and presenting the history and heritage of the Irish in America.
• The Irish Family
  A weekly newspaper for Catholic families.
• Castles of Ireland
  From piles of ruble to soaring towers the castles in Ireland are remarkable testaments to a way of life and times long past.