My new Irish Passport, 'I first became aware of Europe as a concept in May 1967' - Did you have an Irish Grandparent?...

[Winning Captains]

Something a little bit different and I realise that it is not for everyone but it may be of use to some Celtic Supporters....My new Irish Passport, 'I first became aware of Europe as a concept in May 1967' - Did you have an Irish Grandparent?...

My new Irish Passport, 'I first became aware of Europe as a concept in May 1967' – Did you have an Irish Grandparent? | The Celtic Star

MY older sister has just successfully applied for an Irish passport, so sickened is she with the entire Brexit shambles and this little Englander Government backed up by their DUP sidekicks. She is a

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[Greenghirl]

Hi Winning Captains..... yep my grandmother was Irish from Donegal but I have difficulty in getting the info that I need. I can’t trace a birth certificate for her, but I have her death certificate and have traced her grave in Glasgow in Dalmuir.
She emigrated to Boston Massachusetts where my father was born in 1910 before returning to Glasgow in 1912. I can not obtain a copy of my fathers birth certificate as the record office in Charlestown Boston Massachusetts was destroyed by fire many years ago and all records were lost. The only record if her being my fathers mother is an entry on the ship the Caledonian in 1912 showing her name and the name of her sons traveling with her to Glasgow.
So it seems impossible to get the necessary documentation.

 

[Ray]

Hi Winning Captains..... yep my grandmother was Irish from Donegal but I have difficulty in getting the info that I need. I can’t trace a birth certificate for her, but I have her death certificate and have traced her grave in Glasgow in Dalmuir.
She emigrated to Boston Massachusetts where my father was born in 1910 before returning to Glasgow in 1912. I can not obtain a copy of my fathers birth certificate as the record office in Charlestown Boston Massachusetts was destroyed by fire many years ago and all records were lost. The only record if her being my fathers mother is an entry on the ship the Caledonian in 1912 showing her name and the name of her sons traveling with her to Glasgow.
So it seems impossible to get the necessary documentation.

Oh dear ,sorry to hear that ,your story still makes very interesting reading ,good luck in the future ,hope you succeed in getting info ,!

 

[michael duffy]

Hi Winning Captains..... yep my grandmother was Irish from Donegal but I have difficulty in getting the info that I need. I can’t trace a birth certificate for her, but I have her death certificate and have traced her grave in Glasgow in Dalmuir.
She emigrated to Boston Massachusetts where my father was born in 1910 before returning to Glasgow in 1912. I can not obtain a copy of my fathers birth certificate as the record office in Charlestown Boston Massachusetts was destroyed by fire many years ago and all records were lost. The only record if her being my fathers mother is an entry on the ship the Caledonian in 1912 showing her name and the name of her sons traveling with her to Glasgow.
So it seems impossible to get the necessary documentation.

Try this Greenghirl, fingers crossed for ye.

Getting a birth, marriage or death certificate in Ireland

This document describes how to get a birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership or death certificate in Ireland.

www.citizensinformation.ie

 

[Greenghirl]

Try this Greenghirl, fingers crossed for ye.

Getting a birth, marriage or death certificate in Ireland

This document describes how to get a birth, adoption, marriage, civil partnership or death certificate in Ireland.

www.citizensinformation.ie

Thanks MD that’s my job over the weekend, really grateful to you

 

[michael duffy]

Thanks MD that’s my job over the weekend, really grateful to you

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[kelly]

Thanks MD that’s my job over the weekend, really grateful to you

As MD posted there the best folk to talk to helped family member out and they know all the depts to reach out to for a quick conclusion