Um, good luck!
We are looking to go there this summer, to search for the roots of DH's maternal grandmother, who was orphaned and brought up by nuns.
This woman was brought up to be a domestic servant for an English laird.
This laird had a summer home in N. Berwick, in the Borders area of Scotland.
And whilst this woman, Roisin, was there one summer, she met a fisherman fron New Haven.
This man would die afore she went back to Ireland, and told her as much, and even gave her a ring.
So she married him, in the same Registry House where her grandson, my husband, and I were married, despite she and I both being Catholics.
So she lived the rest of her days in New Haven, near Edinburgh, and had a very fair daughter, Elspeth, with black hair and very blue eyes, of whom my husband is her second child and after whom our own second daughter is called.
Her daughter often longed to go there, to Cork where her mother was from, but now her health is ill and she's not got the chance.
So her son longs to go in the summer!
And his wife and children including wee Roisin, her namesake and her fair great-grandchild, Aillidh.