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SEVENTYMILLION

SEVENTYMILLION is a project to find, map and connect the Irish diaspora worldwide. Join us and spread the word about the project.

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70 million people in the world have Irish heritage. SEVENTYMILLION is a project to find, map and connect them. We need your help!
1: Add yourself to the map.
2: Profile your Irish heritage.
3: Tell your friends about the project.

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Marj Marj joined SEVENTYMILLION. Leave a Comment for Marj. 22 hours ago
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Blog Posts

How do you relate to the Irish Diaspora? Paul Muldoon

Posted by Nick McElwee on May 13th, 2008 at 12:00pm — No Comments (Add)

Newsletter from the SEVENTYMILLION Project (Issue 4)

Posted by Digital Diaspora on May 10th, 2008 at 12:32pm — No Comments (Add)

Whatever the score, Irish wins!

Posted by Nick McElwee on May 9th, 2008 at 10:30am — No Comments (Add)

Irish-Jewish diaspora, or is it Jewish-Irish?

Posted by Karl Schweppe on May 4th, 2008 at 11:40am — No Comments (Add)

Forum

The Irish and Eggs, anything we should know?
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We thought it was funny when we learned that there are 70 million chickens produced in Ireland every year. And then we discovered that while Ireland is the highest consumer of poultry meat in the E... Continue

Tagged: eggs, diaspora, irish, seventy, million

Started by Nick McElwee. Last reply by grace ( Withrow-Witherow) May 11.

What's the best Irish song ever?
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What do you think is the best Irish song ever? The Fields of Athenry? I still haven't found what I'm looking for by U2? Moondance by Van the Man? Simply add your nomination below and in a couple of... Continue

Tagged: music, hits, irish, song, ever

Started by Karl Schweppe. Last reply by Karl Schweppe May 10.

SEVENTYMILLION needs you!
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Hi SEVENTYMILLIONers! We have over a hundred people on this network now and many of you have indicated that you'd like to help in telling other people about the SEVENTYMILLION Project. God knows, ... Continue

Tagged: word, seventymillion, project, the, us

Started by Karl Schweppe. Last reply by Nick McElwee Apr 30.

Brazil at last!

Hi all, After quite a bit of emailing we have, at last, cracked Brazil. We have a few shamrocks on the map starting at the evocative Ipanema beach. Maybe the girl from Ipanema had an Irish granny!... Continue

Tagged: girl, the, ipanema, irish, from

Started by Karl Schweppe Apr 30

Irish footprints - How far have you gone?

Irish Americans have been to space and stepped on the moon. How far have you gone and what's the furthest you know an Irish person to have travelled? Where's the most remote Irish pub? Continue

Tagged: irish, armstrong, travel, neil, space

Started by Nick McElwee Apr 27

Notes

About Us

What is SEVENTYMILLION all about? SEVENTYMILLION is an idea. It’s an idea that you, us and all people calling themselves Irish can make something special. Here’s our best shot at explaining what i... Continue

Created by Digital Diaspora May 3, 2008 at 5:23pm. Last updated by Digital Diaspora May 3.

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About the SEVENTYMILLION Project

Created by Digital Diaspora May 1, 2008 at 8:41am. Last updated by Digital Diaspora May 3.

 
 

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Comments from the Map

Comment on The Irish Zorro by Nick

Greeting! Thanks for the recommendation, I will read Gerard Ronan's book. N

Comment on What is Irishness? by Carolyn

I have GREAT PRIDE in my Irish Heritage and yet, sadness for the way these Irish Emigrants were received when they came to this country. The Irish came to America to escape the oppression and hardships that they were experiencing in Ireland. America did not open their arms to these emigrants but rather, quite openly, denied them work by posting signs Irish need not apply. In spite of their experiences with this discrimination, they moved forward and have played an important role in our American History.

Comment on What is Irishness? by Patti Patten

I am just finding out about the Patten name and its connection to the OBrien family. All my family on my fathers side have passed----so I will have to dig to find out any real information. I always had a love for anything Celtic----must be in the blood. I am very proud to be part Irish!

Comment on Whatever the score, Irish wins. by Nick

Jack Charlton was a demon at sourcing talent from the broader Irish community, and scooping up all those talented players who would never have thought to qualify for Ireland themselves. You'd see the 'foreign' players revel in their new found home. In that sense, JC did as much for the awakening of the Irish Diaspora as he did for Ireland's soccer team. Nick

Comment on What is Irishness? by anonymous

Would like for my kids to be raised Irish. Great family values and sense of humour is much more important than "drive to win at all costs" mentality
 

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