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• Ulster Historical Foundation - www.ancestryireland.com
• www.ancestryireland.com/research.htm 
• www.ancestryireland.com/searchable.htm 
• http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/ - Official sites for Northern Ireland, Scotland, UK etc.

• Official Site of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board
• Institute of Irish Studies Publications
• www.historyireland.com (magazine)
• History North - New magazine about Northern Ireland History
• North of Ireland Family History Society www.nifhs.org
• 1602 - King James I of England seized Ulster and populated the territory with Lowland Scots, who became known as Ulster Scots or Scotch-Irish.
• history of Londonderry - Prominent in the affairs of Derry, members of the family fought as defenders of the city during the siege of 1689. - looking for a link to see if a list exists with more info on this.
• Oliver Cromwell - in Ireland
• ULLANS-L Topic: The Ullans or Ulster-Scots Language Mailing List is for all those who want to know more about the Scots language in Northern Ireland and Donegal. It has left its mark on the dialects spoken in the Scotch-Irish heartlands in the United States -- Appalachia and Pennsylvania. For more information see the Ulster-Scots Language web page at http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Rhodes/1677/ullans.html 
  
• 1717 - 1776  over 250,000 Scots-Irish came to America - Timeline and links to passenger ship lists
• Ulster Scotch-Irish Migration Explanation 

• Irish Books, Videos and Microfilms
• http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/  
• www.genealogyspot.com/country/ireland.htm 
• Ireland GenForum
• http://www.accessgenealogy.com/country/ireland.htm
• Ireland History in Maps 
• The McCorkell Line was operated and owned by William McCorkell & Co., Ltd. from 1778 to 1897 for the principal purpose of carrying passengers to the Americas. Unlike the infamous 'coffin ships,' cargo vessels hastily outfitted to transport passengers, the McCorkell ships established a reputation for honesty and efficiency.

Local Ireland - Genealogy
A great resource guide for Irish Genealogy. Provides information on Irish resources, and active message forums for Irish surnames.

The UK BDM Exchange
Births, Deaths, Marriages, Baptism, and Burial records available. Current statistics (20 Jun 2000):

GenConnect Ireland Visitor Center
Post and read queries in specific forums for Ireland Counties.

Irish History Foundation
Your gateway to discovering all about your Irish ancestry, roots, genealogy and family history from anywhere in Ireland.