Eneclann's weekly newsletters include lots of genealogical news tidbits. One of the regular features is "Research Tip of the Week." The research tip in the most recent newsletter, written by Carmel Gilbride, has an intriguing opening paragraph: When an emigrant has left Ireland prior to 1901, we largely think that might be the end of their story in Irish records. However a few recent searches have shown the usefulness of searching for the emigrant's parent(s) in the 1901 Census. Gilbride's article gives hope to all of us whose ancestors emigrated in the 19th century. Read it here:  www.eneclann.ie/2015/10/research-tip-of-the-week-22/.