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Master Book of Irish Placenames: Master Atlas and Book of Irish Placenames

Master Book of Irish Placenames: Master Atlas and Book of Irish Placenames

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Rating: 0 stars
Summary: The First Atlas to check to find your Irish place name
Review: Contains an excellent set of County Maps that are fully indexed, showing you the exact location of the placenames found in the extensive index. Also seperately includes placename index to the census of 1659 and modern parishes and townlands.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: I found Skeafe
Review: I found Skeafe in County Cork in the 17th Century! Plus this book is hardbound which really helps because I can really tear through the paperbacks. It is the first place I look.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A "Master" book
Review: This is a great book for genealogical researchers- for beginners or seasoned researchers, this book will give you the places to either start your search, or give you ideas on places you have not thought of.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Not the best for geographic place names
Review: We were looking for a book that explained the origin of Irish place names, but this wasn't it. This is a fine book for genealogical researchers, as it associates surnames with places. If you're looking for the Irish Gaelic origins of place names, try to find a copy of "Dictionary of Irish Place Names" by Adrian Room. We were glad to score the last copy from a distributor.

I'm sure Mr. O'Laughlin is a great researcher in his field, but I'm disappointed that we were a bit misled by this book's title and didn't find what we were looking for. I'm sure we'll put the book to good use eventually, though!

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Not the best for geographic place names
Review: We were looking for a book that explained the origin of Irish place names, but this wasn't it. This is a fine book for genealogical researchers, as it associates surnames with places. If you're looking for the Irish Gaelic origins of place names, try to find a copy of "Dictionary of Irish Place Names" by Adrian Room. We were glad to score the last copy from a distributor.

I'm sure Mr. O'Laughlin is a great researcher in his field, but I'm disappointed that we were a bit misled by this book's title and didn't find what we were looking for. I'm sure we'll put the book to good use eventually, though!


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