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Wednesday, 1 June 2016
Kilmurry Ibrickan marriages join Co Clare Library site
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Transcriptions of Kilmurry Ibrickan's Roman Catholic marriage registers, 1839–1845 have been added to the Clare County Library's Loc...
Tuesday, 31 May 2016
DĂșchas adds Cavan & Longford material to Schools' Collection
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The National Folklore Collection's free website, DĂșchas , has added material from County Cavan and County Longford to its online Schools...
Public holiday, 6 June: opening/closing arrangements
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Monday 6 June is a public holiday in the Republic of Ireland There's a long weekend coming up in the Republic of Ireland. If you wer...
Monday, 30 May 2016
FamilySearch restricts access to image-only collections
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Some bad news this morning. You'll remember that I highlighted a few weeks ago (see blogpost ) that Griffith's Valuation Surveyors...
Irish genealogy and history events, 30 May – 12 June
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Monday 30 May: Public holiday in Northern Ireland. PRONI and all libraries closed. Reopening Tuesday. Tuesday 31 May: The class, backgr...
Friday, 27 May 2016
FindMyPast releases Jutland and Loan Fund records
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This week's FindMyPast Friday sees the database enhanced with the following records of interest to Irish family historians. Ireland, P...
Thursday, 26 May 2016
Quickie 20% discount offer on FindMyPast World subs
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FindMyPast is offering another of its FLASH discounts. As always, grab the discount and sign up to a subscription without delay – the reduce...
New website launches for digitised Tipperary material
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The first fruits of a digitisation project that's been supported by public donations has gone online at a new dedicated website: Tippera...
Genealogy on the Cutting Edge: Toronto, 3-5 June
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The biggest genealogical event in Canada will be taking place next month when members of all 34 branches and special interest groups of the ...
Early release of 1926 Irish census gets another hearing
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It's been more than three years since the early release of the 1926 Census of Ireland has been a serious topic of conversation among Iri...
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