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Got a wee bit o' Irish in you? Get the facts about Irish American genealogy in this family history Infographic from GenealogyBank.com. Learn about Irish immigration to America, find out the most popular Irish surnames, discover famous Irish Americans, explore the history behind popular Irish sayings and much more! Visit our blog at http://blog.genealogybank.com/irish-american-genealogy-family-history-facts-infographic.html for even more details and facts about Irish American genealogy.
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