Our province of New Brunswick owes a debt of gratitude to the Irish immigrants who greatly contributed to the settling of the province, and indeed our whole country. This section contains portraits of individual Irish in New Brunswick, and of eminent persons connected with Ireland, who have distinguished themselves through the office they held, or by their artistic expression, business and leadership acumen, or general contributions to the mosaic of New Brunswick’s history.

We invite our members and readers to contribute articles or suggestions for biographies and to return to the site frequently to see what’s been added.

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BARRY:
Hon. Justice Jeremiah Hayes Barry – The Irish New Brunswicker who opened the door to equality by Richard Hughes

Bishop Thomas Francis Barry – submitted by Mary Ann Riordan Barry

BOULAY:
Rose (O’Reilly) Boulay – An Irish War Bride in New Brunswick – submitted by Marie Grant

BRACKEN:
Ann Monaghan Bracken King and Family by Maureen (King) English

BUCKLEY:
The Buckleys Arrive in New Brunswick by William R. Tash

DOLLARD:
Bishop William Dollard – The first Bishop of the Saint John Dioces of America

END:
William End – A Man for all People by Joseph Hannon

ENGLISH:
The English Family by Maureen (King) English

FLANAGAN:
Clara Flanagan – Poet of Belledune by Marie Grant

GRANNAN:
Mary Grannan – a brief biographical look at Fredericton-born educator, children’s author, radio and television personality, Mary Grannan

HICKEY:
The Life and Times of Anne (Annie Shannon) Hickey of Jacquet River, NB – a son’s memoir
by P. Evan Hickey

HUGHES:
The Family and Descendents of James Austin Hughes by Richard Hughes

KING:
Ann Monaghan Bracken King and Family by Maureen (King) English

HICKEY:
Chaplains B.J. Murdoch and R.M. Hickey – The story of two Irish/New Brunswick Chaplains during Canada’s war years. by Shauna Driscoll

MONAGHAN:
Ann Monaghan Bracken King and Family by Maureen (King) English

MURDOCH:
Chaplains B.J. Murdoch and R.M. Hickey – The story of two Irish – New Brunswick Chaplains during Canada’s war years.

RIORDAN:
Thomas W. Riordan and His Grist, Carding and Sawmills – From Disadvantage in County Cork, Ireland to Small Industry in Gloucester County, New Brunswick

STEELE:
Eva Steele – a profile of one of the ICCANB’s founding members

SULLIVAN:
The Bowmaster and Sullivan Families by William J. Flynn

WHALEN:
Begetting and Begatting: Ancestors of the Whalen Family of King’s County, New Brunswick by James M. Whalen