Spanning centuries of Ireland's triumphs and trials, the Callahans navigated shifting kingdoms, political upheaval, and the hardships of famine, all while preserving their culture and identity. Historian Sean Kelly brings this lineage to life, exploring the family's roots in County Cork, their survival through Tudor conquest, and the generations who forged new beginnings in Boston, New York, and beyond.

Readers will encounter the full breadth of the Callahan experience; chieftains adapting to new social orders, emigrants enduring the perils of transatlantic voyages, and descendants who built businesses, institutions, and families that reflect both Irish heritage and American ambition. Kelly's narrative combines rigorous research with vivid storytelling, offering practical guidance for genealogical research.

Ideal for Callahan, Callaghan, and O'Callaghan descendants, as well as anyone fascinated by the Irish diaspora, this book illuminates a rich, multifaceted legacy. From the hills of Cork to the streets of America, the Callahan story invites readers to rediscover the past and connect with a lineage that spans a millennium.

Your Callahan heritage awaits.