Where did your Irish Ancestor Emigrate to?
When: Monday, 1 March, 2021IMAGE SOURCE: FindMyPast.ie Sharing what we know helps researchers on both sides of the pond connect the dots. Help us help you #BringTheirMemoryHome to Ireland.
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IrelandXO FAQs: Finding Ancestors in Ireland
When: Monday, 1 February, 2021FAQ#1 I have Irish DNA (that's all I know)
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Additional historic records added to Irish Civil Registers!
When: Monday, 1 February, 2021Picture: Wedding of Edward Grace and Angela Power @ NLI: marriage record on Irish Genealogy
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IrelandXO Insight - Top FREE Irish Genealogy Resources 2021
When: Thursday, 21 January, 2021Here, we list the best FREE Irish ancestry websites for the most relevant archives along with the latest free tools and indexes to help you navigate them. To make sense of the records you discover, ask our volunteers by way of our
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Researching your Irish Ancestry
When: Friday, 25 December, 2020IRISH GENEALOGY – FIRST STEPS Where do I begin researching my Irish ancestry?
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MyHeritage subscription OFFER exclusively for IrelandXO Members
When: Tuesday, 8 December, 2020MyHeritage is an industry-leading platform that makes family history research easy and offers you some of the most advanced tools on the market to make fascinating discoveries about your ancestors.
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IrelandXO Insight - Newspaper Sources
When: Thursday, 26 November, 2020Outside of reports about the famous or infamous, newspapers might be disregarded at first as a source of genealogical information.
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Chronicles Insight - Irish Stars of the Silver Screen
When: Friday, 20 November, 2020This week we enjoyed welcoming people from all over the world to our Hollywood-themed webinar. If you missed Thursday's meet up, here is another chance to catch up with the historical characters that were discussed.
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IrelandXO Insight - Irish Famine Resources Revealed
When: Thursday, 12 November, 2020The initial cause of the Irish Famine was the failure of the potato crop, due to a disease called Blight. However, it was a combination of disastrous political actions and poor social structures that turned the crisis into a tragedy of un-precedented proportions.
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XO Chronicles - Remembering WW1
When: Wednesday, 11 November, 2020Many more Irish men and women joined the allied forces in the countries they had emigrated to, and thousands, such as Patrick Conheady and Charles Sharpe, gave up their lives in the ensuing battles.
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