County Cork

Mizen Head, West Cork, submitted by Pat Hope

Co.Cork Map (source: Wikipedia)

County Cork is the most southwestern and the largest of the modern counties of Ireland. It is where one can kiss the Blarney Stone, set in the walls of Blarney Castle and where The Titanic made it last call at Cobh, before its ill-fated journey.

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Primary Reference Links

• Co. Cork Genealogy Links

• Co. Cork Genealogical Society

• GENUKI: County Cork

• IGI County Cork A-I

• IGI County Cork J-Z

Countywide Interest

• Cork Ireland GenWeb - County Cork IGP

• Cork & The Great War

• County Cork - Pre-1864

• County Cork Census Extracts, Directories, 1848-1864 Griffith's Valuation

• Gianna Swanton's County Cork Pages Web Site includes 1875 Cork City Directory and many Cork gravestone photographs

• County Cork & Its Association with The Titanic

• Guys Postal Directory 1914 for County Cork

• Holden's Triennial Directory Cork 1809

• Mallow Heritage Centre (North & East Cork)

• Mallow Heritage Centre Online (North & East Cork) birth, marriage, death and census records (pay-per-view)

• Michael Collins Irish Patriot

Specific Town and Village Interest

• Births in Bandon 1870

• Castlelyons Parish

• Inchigeela Parish 1821 Census

• The Queenstown Story

• Skibbereen Heritage Centre

• Torrens, Youghall and Bann Valley

Maps and Photographs

• Maps of County Cork

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