#Family Tree
'Tiny bug slayer': Scientists discover 10cm creature that may be related to dinosaurs
The creatures – first unearthed in 1998 among hundreds of fossils – are thought to have lived around 237 million years ago.
Experts have delved into Joe Biden's Irish roots - and they go back a while
There’s a whole lot of ‘great-great’ and ‘great-great-great’ grandparents in there.
10 million Irish parish records are now free to search online
The documents show the impact the Great Famine had on Ireland’s population.
New species of human discovered in South African cave
“Today will be written into the history books as one of those moments in which the world learnt something new and remarkable.”
Want to trace your Irish family tree? It just got easier...
Catholic parish registers – rich resources for those tracing tracing Irish ancestors – are now available for free online.
Tell your auntie in Chicago! There's a simple new way to trace your Irish roots
Over 1,086 parish records are now available online and access is free.
Searching for your ancestors is about to get a whole lot easier
The entire collection of Catholic parish register microfilms is available online from today.
The Kilkenny and German connection behind one of Dublin's form forwards
Mark Schutte on his hurling roots and why he has no regrets about giving up football.
Sturridge: My recurring injuries could be hereditary
The Liverpool forward admits that his family have always suffered with muscle problems while he also hopes to strike up a partnership with Mario Balotelli when he regains fitness
Chris O'Dowd's HBO drama... and 4 other weekend TV picks
Whether you’re staying in or going wild, we’ve got the telly for you.
National Library to hold class to help people trace their family tree
Ever wanted to trace your family tree? The National Library of Ireland will be showing people how to do it.
Free genealogy advisory service offered at the National Archives of Ireland
Fill out some names on your family tree with help of some of Ireland’s foremost experts on genealogy.
Ancestry website to create 50 jobs in Dublin
The US company has chosen Ireland as a base for its international operations, which will be expanded over the next two years.
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