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Cassidys in the Arts & Letters

 
Daniel Cassidy -- is director of the Irish Studies program at New College of California in San Francisco, California. 
Hopalong Cassidy -- Yes, the most famous of all Cassidys in the arts was a fictional character.  Created by Clarence Mulford in the 1920's and played by William Boyd in over 60 movies, Hopalong was an idol to millions of children for over 60 years.  This is a fun website to visit.
Mike Cassidy -- is a journalist with a regular column on Silicon Valley life for the San Jose Mercury News.  
Nancy Cassidy -- an illustrator, painter and designer from New Milford, CT.
Ryan Cassidy -- actor and set designer in Los Angeles, CA.
Sarah Cassidy-- an extremely talented painter from Laguna Beach, California.

Cassidy Musicians     

 
Cassidy Family Ring -- a comprehensive listing of all web sites related to Jack, David & Shaun Cassidy of the "Partridge Family" and other fame. The Official David Cassidy is enjoyable to visit.
Eva Cassidy -- A stunning vocalist from Washington, D.C., who died at the age of 33 in 1996, but left us with 4 remarkable albums.  There is a profile of Eva Cassidy on Cassidys Today.  Also, not to be missed is the Eva Cassidy website created by her cousin Laura Cassidy Bligh.
Kate Cassidy -- Scotland's "Queen of Rock," a talented singer and songwriter.
Patrick Cassidy -- Patrick is the son of the Colm Cassidy, the Clan's first Chairperson.  Patrick is an acclaimed Irish harpist and composer with several wonderful CDs.
 

The Cassidys -- The sons of Chieftain, The Cassidys (or Na Casaidigh as they are known in Ireland) perform a wide range of classic and contemporary Irish tunes.  Their website is a real treat to visit.  To read a profile of the group in the Irish Times, click here.

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The Cassidy's awarding winning CD Singing From Memory, along with two other CDs, may be purchased directly from our Gift Shop

County Fermanagh & Related Sites

   
Belleek China -- Ireland's oldest and most famous pottery producing fine glazed porcelain.  
Erne Bus Service -- The Erne Bus Service, based in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, was established in 1929 by Maurice F. Cassidy.  It operated routine services on the Coothill-Clones-Enniskillen-Bundoran routes.  This is delightful site on its history.

Erne Heritage Tours -- run by noted local historian John B. Cunningham, these specialized tours offer an unmatched introduction to County Fermanagh and its history. Cunningham has lectured at the Cassidy Clan rally and his tours are highly recommended. He can be contacted at Adam4Eves@aol.com.  Please tell tell him you learned of his services on the Cassidy Clan site.

Fermanagh Gold -- The premiere website on life and culture in County Fermanagh, with a tremendous genealogical source and reference material.  

Fermanagh Tourist Information Center -- within the government of Fermanagh web site is a detailed tourism section.  Email:  tic@fermanagh.gov.uk

Lakeland Hotels' Association -- sponsored by a group of County Fermanagh hotels, the site is well designed and shows with colorful photos many of the sites and activities offered in Fermanagh.  

Ulster-American Folk Park -- not actually in County Fermanagh, but nearby and a world class folk park.  

Lusty Beg Island - Holiday accommodation and conference centre

Cassidy's Bar - Cassidy's bar, established in 1856, was once the Irish Freeman's Journal the oldest national newspaper in Ireland which harboured some of the leaders of the 1916 rising.

Enniskillen Castle- situated beside the River Erne in County Fermanagh, was built almost 600 years ago by Gaelic Maguires.

 

Please also visit our page listing top County Fermanagh tourist sites & activities.

Genealogy

 
Co. Fermanagh on Rootsweb -- genealogy links and resources related to County Fermanagh. See also Fermanagh Gold described above.
Cyndi's List -- the "bible" of genealogy sites.  
Irish Ancestral Research Association  
Irish Clans  
Irish Gen Web Project -- part of the WorldGenWeb Project which seeks to have every country in the world represented by an online website.  The project is a not-for-profit volunteer genealogical organization dedicated to the free access of genealogical information by anyone in the world.
Irish Genealogical Project -- The Irish Genealogical Project (IGP) was established in 1988 to assist persons of Irish descent in tracing their family roots, and oversees the Irish Family History Foundation which has centers throughout Ireland containing primary genealogical records and computerized databases of these records.  
Irish National Archives -- If you are starting a search for your Irish ancestors, the National Archives holds many of the records which are relevant to Irish genealogy and family history, along with tips for how to start and conduct your search.  
Irish Times -- the paper contains an excellent genealogy guide.  
Maguire Clan -- the Cassidys were the physicians to the Maguires who ruled County Fermanagh from 1300-1600.
Ulster Historical Foundation -- family history research and publications on Ulster.
Your Irish Roots -- information on all aspects of tracing your Irish Genealogy, History, Irish Surnames and Irish Coat of arms.

 

Also see Janet Cassidy-Stroh's Tracing Your Irish Roots within this web site which has more links, and be sure to visit the Letters of John O' Donovan.

Genealogy -- Cassidy

 
Cassidy Email Group -- the foremost email group for the discussion and sharing of information regarding the Cassidy surname and its variations.  To subscribe, send an email message with the word "SUBSCRIBE" and nothing else in the body of the letter to Cassidy-L-request@rootsweb.com.   There is also an active Cassidy message board on Ancestry.com.
Cassidy Genealogy Forum -- another active Cassidy message board from Genealogy.com.    Of course, feel free to post messages on Cassidy Clan message board.
Cassity/Cassidy Family Association -- dedicated to tracing all descendants of Cassidys, including any spelling variation, who immigrated to America before the American Revolution, and settled mostly in the Southern Colonies and Pennsylvania.  

The Cassidys of Donegal -- a highly recommended website created by Cassidys from Donegal that have now spanned the globe.

Cassidy Family and Friends-- A Carolina Cassidys site organized in South Carolina by descendants of Benjamin Cassidy, b. 1784 Chesterfield, SC.

Irish Culture & Society

 
All About Irish -- a vast site of links for exploring Irish culture, with a subsection of tourist information.   
Archaeology in Ireland -- if you really want to go back in time in tracing your Irish ancestor, see what's being uncovered in Ireland.  
Baby Names of Ireland -- a great site to learn about Irish names for boys and girls and not surprisingly given the popularity of the name Cassidy it is listed as girls' name.  There is also a gift shop for you little Irish lass or lad.

Browse Ireland -- lists the top 100 Irish web sites (culture, genealogy, tourism, commerce, etc.).

Doras -- Telecom Ireland's directory of Irish sites.
Heraldry in Ireland -- information on the coats of arms and clans and chieftains of Ireland from the Office of Chief Herald at the National Library of Ireland.
Heritage Ireland -- The website of the Heritage Service of the Department of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltacht & the Islands contains photos and visiting hours of the "best of best" archaeological and historic monuments in the Republic of Ireland.  If you are planning a visit to Ireland, you should try to see as many of the sights as possible.  Under "arts and culture," the website also lists all of the national museums and galleries in Dublin, with links to their websites.
Local Ireland -- a premier site for Irish information, and has an extensive genealogy section.
RTE Listings -- up-to-date listings of cultural and sporting events in the Republic of Ireland. 
Swift Guide to Ireland -- contains a listing of Irish clan web sites.

Irish Tourist Information

 
Bus Eireann -- web site for the Republic of Ireland's bus service, including the bus timetable from Dublin to Donegal via Enniskillen (No. 30).  This is quickest way to arrive in County Fermanagh via public transportation from Dublin.  
Irish Rail -- rail service in the Republic of Ireland.  
Irish Tourism Board -- a recommended starting point when planning a trip to Ireland with suggested routes and an accommodations booking service.  
Northern Ireland Tourism Board    
Translink -- website for rail and bus service in Northern Ireland.  

Personal Cassidy Web Sites

If you have a personal, family or small business web site and are a Cassidy or Cassidy descendant, please send an email message to Stephen Cassidy for posting. 

Briget Brennan:  has a Scottish Cassidy page on her web site.

John Cassiday & family (1800-1866)

Lisa Cassidy:  lives in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada with her husband and two daughters.

Paul Cassidy's "Dancing Goats" Site:  you'll get a laugh out of this site.

Michael Cassidy:  a great source New York state Cassidy records.

Matt Cassidy:  runs a wilderness outfitter, Middle of Somewhere Expeditions, specializing in week long backpacking trip throughout the U.S.

Stephen Cassidy's Campaign Website

Dennis Jensen:   contains a profile of William Cassidy who came to America in 1861 and was a fireman in New York City.

 

 


The Cassidy Clan is pleased to announce the release of the book "Speculated Truth: A Genealogical Journey of Truth and Speculation" by Clan Secretary Brent Cassidy. The book is for all persons interested in Cassidy genealogy, Irish culture, traveling to County Fermanagh and Ireland.  Please click here to read more about the book and learn how to order a copy.





Inch Strand in County Kerry on the Dingle Peninsula by Sarah Cassidy.
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