How to Research Irish Census 1911, 1901 and earlier
When: Friday, 1 May, 20201901 and 1911 Census of Ireland
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Children's Family Tree Resource
When: Thursday, 23 April, 2020Filling in your family tree is a bit like solving a big puzzle – and each puzzle is different for every family! You will have to do some detective work, so remember to take notes and keep your eyes and ears open for clues that well help you discover the names that you are looking for.
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IrelandXO Insight - Griffith's Valuation and Cancelled Books
When: Tuesday, 7 April, 2020Between 1847 and 1864 a detailed, county by county record of tax liable was kept in Ireland. Today the "Griffith Valuation" is an invaluable resource for anyone researching their Irish family history and if properly used, it can be a fantastic key to uncover family history inf
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Ireland XO Insight - The 1916 Rising Sources
When: Monday, 6 April, 2020Bureau of Military History Collection
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Stay connected with your Irish place of origin
When: Thursday, 2 April, 2020Our Chronicles are designed to connect people descended from the same place in Ireland by enabling them to share information about their ancestors, the buildings they lived in and the events that shaped their lives. Stay connected with your Irish county or civil parish diaspora by:
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Shelter at home with our Irish Family History Tips
When: Thursday, 19 March, 2020You may be starting your family history research, be at a critical juncture or perhaps are taking a break because you seem to have run out of options.
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New County Kerry Records Online
When: Thursday, 19 March, 2020New Kerry Records by Brendan Scott Roots Ireland are delighted to announce the addition of 220,000 Roman Catholic baptismal and marriage records from County Kerry to the Roots Ireland database at www.rootsireland.ie/kerry.
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Your Irish County just before the Great Famine
When: Sunday, 1 March, 2020First published in 1837, Lewis' Topographical Dictionary of Ireland is one of the most valuable and unique sources of local history in Ireland. The equivalent of a tourist's "Lonely Planet Guide" in its day, this dictionary came in two volumes, with an accompanying atlas.
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