History Trace

There are several Longford Associations that you can join to have a connection to your ancestral home.

They include:

  • County Longford Association of Greater New York. Established in 1891 to help Longford people in need, today it helps those who have arrived in New York. It offers scholarships to the children and grandchildren of its members.
  • Longford Association in London have been gathering together since 1955 to provide social, cultural and welfare activities.
  • Longford Association Manchester keeps members in touch with social, cultural and welfare activities.
  • Longford Association Dublin promotes social, cultural and welfare activities amongst Longford people living in Dublin.
Three flags—the United States, France, and Ireland—stand behind a wooden lectern with engraved plaques in a formal hall, with people gathered and arched windows in the background.
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Irish Clann Connections provides professional genealogical research services specializing in the histories of families, individuals, houses, and local areas. Managed by Longford native and qualified genealogist Eilish Feeley, the service draws on extensive experience assisting clients globally, including those in Australia, Argentina, North America, and the United Kingdom. With dedicated regional expertise in counties Longford, Roscommon, and Westmeath, the service offers comprehensive research to help clients accurately uncover and document their Irish roots.