Multiple tidbits of Ulster information are posted below:
 
1) The Ulster Historical Foundation (UHF) has announced the availability of its new publication.

The Townland Atlas of Ulster offers an invaluable guide to the newcomer to the townland system as well as opening up the world of seventeenth-century records to the serious researcher. Although representing a snapshot in time, it is a dynamic snapshot - of relevance to the last 400 years of our history and society.

With detailed maps, fascinating insights, and meticulous research, this beautifully crafted book is the perfect companion for anyone passionate about their Irish family history and an ideal gift for friends and family this Christmas season.

Read more and order the book here. 

2) Speaking of UHF, don't forget to reserve March 11-12, 2025 for the UHF Overseas Lecture Tour in metro Minneapolis-St Paul, MN. Fintan Mullin and Gillian Hunt will deliver a workshop on researching Irish and Scots-Irish ancestors as well as one-to-one consultations. For more details, scroll down to our December 3 blog posting. 
 
3) Speaking of Ulster, the April 2025 issue of The Septs will focus on Ulster Province and the nine counties of Antrim, Armagh, Cavan, Derry (Londonderry), Donegal, Down, Fermanagh, Monaghan, and Tyrone. Have you researched family history in Ulster locales? Please consider sharing your experience with other Septs readers. Deadline for articles is February 15, 2025. You can direct questions to the Managing Editors at septsmnged@irishgenealogical.org. 

4) Does someone on your holiday gift list have Irish ancestry? An IGSI electronic membership will ensure delivery of the Ulster-themed journal in April—plus three other quarterly issues AND additional member benefits—at a cost of only $35. Check it out by clicking the Join tab at left.