Friday 22 January, 2021
The records cover civil marriages from 1845, births for 1919 and deaths for 1969.
These records hold the births for 1917 and 1918, marriages from 1864 to 1869, 1942 and 1943 and deaths for 1967 and 1968.
We spoke to one Irish man who’s made genealogy his passion.
The digital archive details crimes such as murder, assaults, theft, and bestiality around the country in the 1800s.
There’s a whole lot of ‘great-great’ and ‘great-great-great’ grandparents in there.
The documents show the impact the Great Famine had on Ireland’s population.
Catholic parish registers – rich resources for those tracing tracing Irish ancestors – are now available for free online.
The entire collection of Catholic parish register microfilms is available online from today.
They were removed back in the 1920s and 1930s, but now you can find them online.
Hollywood actor Andrew McCarthy traced his Irish roots back to Lacca West where he met with distant relatives and basked in their warm hospitality.
The story of Irish emigration is one to be proud of he argued.
A architecture-themed mystery to work your brain over this morning.
The Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht will launch www.irishgenealogy.ie later today.
Ever wanted to trace your family tree? The National Library of Ireland will be showing people how to do it.
Fill out some names on your family tree with help of some of Ireland’s foremost experts on genealogy.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record 1,550 events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
A record number of events will take place over the next week to celebrate Ireland’s national heritage.
The US company has chosen Ireland as a base for its international operations, which will be expanded over the next two years.
A new project by the Genealogical Society of Ireland and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland aims to explore human genetic variation in the Irish population.
A trip back into her family’s past for a TV show revealed that the comedian’s great-great-grandfather and family lived in Naas workhouse during the Famine.
History-sleuths, amateur and professional, are invited to search through wide collection of personal and State archives of cultural, sporting, political and social documents.
The details of fortunes – or lack thereof – left behind famous Irishmen like Oscar Wilde, Charles Stewart Parnell and Ernest Shackleton are now available online
