With the development of the WWW, much information is now available for our research - sometimes too much. The first time I typed �Celts� into a search engine, I got about 1000+ references. Surfing through a few, I noticed an abysmal lack of research, and what can only politely be described as an unusual degree of literacy. That said, I would like to add that a professional I ain�t, I am lately come to the practice of research and find it fascinating.
In certain areas, such as in �Celts�, so much research has been done on these ancient migrants, that it would be difficult to zero in on a particular geographical Celtic group and say that these are our Celts � in their day, they spread themselves all over much of Europe. Some research into the early Celts in Ireland is not for the squeamish; gentle, well-mannered and/or scholarly they were not.
Links are indicated throughout the website where I have found articles to be of interest or where their contents may have had a historical relevance to our development as �ErinIslanders�, wherever we may now be living. Where I have taken articles from books or magazines, links to those sources have also been identified.
As the site develops, we may be able to include areas for individual genealogies � there are many professional software programs available for this purpose.
Future Erinisles2000 developments will include a Message Board.Any feedback about any part of the site will be greatly appreciated.
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