Yes, though the majority of the info out there is in regard to the American emigrations.
Here's a snippet I found online whilst researching my fiction novel:
The Famine in Ireland between 1845 and 1850 and forced migration across the Atlantic and also to Australia, England and Scotland. The result of this was an influx of Irish people into Scotland. To find out more about the Famine, visit http://www.historyplace.com/worldhistory/famine/.
The Irish went to countries, like England, Canada, Australia, USA and many others. On arriving in the various countries, they spread around to different parts of them. As a result, today the descendants of Irish people of the 19th century are found in many parts of many countries.
Some irish emmigrated to America on what were known as coffin ships (because so many people died during the voyage) and some emmigrated to England.
They went all over the world, but particularly countries like Britain, USA, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. People went to many parts of Europe, Africa, Asia and South America too.
United states
because there was no jobs nothing to eat
Edinborough
personally, i think the potato famine was absolutely worse than the Jewish holocaust.... the potato famine killed a million irish people.
The Irish immigrated because of the Irish Potato Famine in 1845
the Irish immigrated because of the great potato famine
Lumpers. ... until the crop was affected by blight which destroyed the crops and then there were none. That's why it it ended in the Irish crisis called the potato famine.
the british
Potato Famine
The Irish tried to get work
The Irish Potato Famine
personally, i think the potato famine was absolutely worse than the Jewish holocaust.... the potato famine killed a million irish people.
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The Irish immigrated because of the Irish Potato Famine in 1845
irish
The potato crop.
The Irish Potato Famine was caused by Phytophthora infestans: fungus-like eukaryotic organisms.
The changes of the Great Irish Potato Famine affected religion by causing the Protestants to view the famine as a punishment. They then pushed the Protestant religion on the Irish Catholic people.
the Irish immigrated because of the great potato famine
Lumpers. ... until the crop was affected by blight which destroyed the crops and then there were none. That's why it it ended in the Irish crisis called the potato famine.