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Thank you for visiting my website. My name is Kay Caball and I am a qualified genealogist and a member of the Irish Genealogical Research Society and the International Association of Professional Genealogists. In addition, I am a native of Kerry so my local knowledge and connections have proven invaluable to my line of work.

I have completed research on hundreds of families specialising on Kerry-based research. I have also published a number of books which you can find in many Kerry book stores. here if you would like to find out more about me.

My Professional Genealogy Services

45 minute One-to-One Coaching Session

Are you here because you are stuck in the midst of your own research and have hit a brick wall?My 45 minute One-to-One Coaching Session may be ideal for you. We would hold the coaching session over Zoom with follow-up advice sheet.

Genealogy Research & Report Service

Are you looking to hire a professional to conduct a comprehensive search on your behalf? If so then my Genealogy Research & Report Service could be the one for you.

So, are you ready to have a professional genealogist based in Ireland solve a few mysteries of genealogy or local history for you ?

Send me anemail if you wish to get started on finding your past.

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Recent Blog Posts

The Great Famine in Moyvane & Knockanure
The County of Kerry suffered a drop on population of 19% between the Census of 1841 and the Census of 1851 as a result of An Gorta Mór – from starvation, disease or emigration. While this was the overall drop, ...
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Great Famine in Kerry (Ballylongford & Tarbert) 1847
The County of Kerry suffered a drop on population of 19% between the Census of 1841 and the Census of 1851 as a result of An Gorta Mór – from starvation, disease or emigration. While this was the overall drop, ...
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The Great Famine in Kerry (Ardfert) 1847
The County of Kerry suffered a drop on population of 19% between the Census of 1841 and the Census of 1851 as a result of An Gorta Mór - from starvation, disease or emigration. While this was the overall drop, ...
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Webinar on the Fall of the Fitzmaurices (By Kay Caball)

Oct 2020 with the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society

The book is available for purchase at O’Mahonys Booksellers Limerick.

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