I love it that the Irish Nation newspaper routinely published lists of all arriving passengers from Ireland. These lists gave the names of the passengers, where they were from in Ireland, and where their destination was in the United States.
This is an excellent resource to find what often can be a very difficult piece of Irish genealogy information: where in the Old Country your Irish immigrants came from.
In this example the newspaper published the lists of passengers from 11 ships that arrived that week.
There is no other source for this information. These are the only passenger lists that include the names, home towns and destinations for arriving immigrants.
It is an essential tool for Irish American genealogists.