Clann Membership Statistics - Oileán na hÉireann
We are now 542! And this is our membership broken down by county : Co. Antrim 19 Co. Armagh 14 Co. Carlow 5 Co. Cavan 7 Co....
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Fáilte!
Welcome to our Clann official website
"Persevere and Let the Sun be Witness"
When I assumed the role of Taoiseach at the beginning of year 2020, I was implicitly tasked with the mission to develop the online presence of our Clann. This website is part of this humbling endeavour and I sincerely hope that you will enjoy navigating through its articles (the website is brand new, please pardon the current amount & quality of content). If you would like to get in touch, please feel free to use the contact form embedded in this webpage. I will be more than happy to answer you. You can also find our Clann on Facebook (www.facebook.com/irishcolemans).
Go raibh maith agat!
- Eoin Baiste Ó Colmáin
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UNESCO, the World Heritage List and our Clann
By adding 139 funerary and memory sites of the First World War (Western Front) to the World Heritage List, UNESCO has further enshrined...
Call for Expressions of Interest
Our Clann did not exercise its right to nominate a person to the Board of Directors of Clans of Ireland in 2023 and is still looking for...
Clann Membership Statistics - Oileán na hÉireann
We are 560! And this is our membership broken down by county : Co. Antrim 22 Co. Armagh 22 Co. Carlow 5 Co. Cavan 7 Co. Clare...
Letter to members announcing the results of the EGM poll
A chara uasal, In accordance with the provisions of the Companies Act 1963, as amended, and in accordance with the Articles of...
Call for Expressions of Interest
Is é an t-am sin den bhliain é! The Clans of Ireland Cultural Summit is coming up and, just like last year, our Clann welcomes...
WWI Honour Roll - Thomas & Albert Coleman
Given the monthly rythm chosen for our WWI Honour Roll, two of our Clann earliest war deads are being celebrated during our last round of...
WWI Honour Roll - Christopher, James, James Albert & T. (MM) Coleman
St. Julien, Messines, Passchendaele... Those names will forever be associated with some of the deadliest battles of World War I. Battles...
WWI Honour Roll - George Patrick, Edward, W. & Fred Coleman
The so-called Great War was very costly in human lives. In Flanders Fields (Belgium) alone, a million soldiers from more than 50...
WWI Honour Roll - Patrick Coleman
Given its strategic importance during World War I, Flanders Fields were never quiet during the four years of the conflict. This area of...
WWI Honour Roll - James Vincent, John & John Coleman
The month of June 1917 was especially deadly in Flanders Fields (Belgium). Through their offensive preparations and the battle itself,...
WWI Honour Roll - Thomas & Thomas Coleman
For the second iteration of the WWI Honour Roll, we are commemorating the memory of two brave Clann members who passed away within 24...
Remembering Captain Richard Coleman, I.R.A.
While we reflect on Forógra na Poblachta, I wanted to pay tribute to Captain Richard Coleman, I.R.A. of Swords, Co. Dublin who fought for...
Clann Membership Statistics - Oileán na hÉireann (excl. Co. Dublin)
- Updated with memberships from N.Ireland (March 20, 2021) - As you know, one of my priorities as Taoiseach was to maintain and, if...
Clann Membership Statistics - Éire (excl. Co. Dublin)
As you know, one of my priorities as Taoiseach was to maintain and, if possible, expand our Clann membership base. In this regard, I am...
WWI Honour Roll - Ernest Harold Coleman
To paraphrase Mary McAleese, this article is not just another journey down a well-travelled path. The destinies of the Clann members we...
Call for Expressions of Interest
Are you interested in attending Clans of Ireland Cultural Summit? Our Clann welcomes expressions of interest to attend the upcoming...
Join us!
Building on the extensive research of Rev. Patrick Woulfe (1923*), our Clann welcomes bearers of the following Irish surnames: O Colman,...
What defines a Clann in the 21st century?
As defined by Finte na hÉireann (Clans of Ireland)*, a clan is a traditional kinship group sharing a common surname and heritage and...
An Introduction to the Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe
The Uí Fiachrach Muaidhe were a branch of the Uí Fiachrach dynasty of the Connachta in medieval Ireland. They were centred on the Moy...
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