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Friday, 26 February 2021
West Cork Graveyards database adds 17,000 records
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More than 17,000 additional burial records from the greater West Cork area have been uploaded to Skibbereen Heritage Centre 's free West...
Thursday, 25 February 2021
Western Front Association releases Project Alias list
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An unusual resource has been released by the Western Front Association that may help those struggling to find details of Irish and British a...
Galway's Irish Historic Towns Atlas (digital ed.) online
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A digital edition of the Irish Historical Towns Atlas (IHTA) no 28 Galway/Gaillimh by Jacinta Prunty and Paul Walsh is now available to down...
Tuesday, 23 February 2021
Irish-American with links to Massachusetts? Check out AmericanAncestors.org's new Catholic cemetery records
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A new collection of Catholic cemetery/burial registers has been launched today that has huge potential for Irish-Americans seeking genealogi...
Accredited Genealogists Ireland to host free webinar on gaining credentials as a professional genealogist
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Here's a date and time to get into your diary if you're either already a professional genealogist or a would-be professional genealo...
Irishgenealogy.ie clocked up 4.6m page views last year
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The state-managed IrishGenealogy.ie had a rough weekend, spending most of Sunday and yesterday morning with its databases inaccessible to mo...
RootsIreland adds more RC baptisms from East Galway
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The East Galway Family History Society, which runs the East Galway genealogy and heritage centre in Woodford, has added more than 3,700 Roma...
Friday, 19 February 2021
Registry of Deeds Index Project Ireland: latest update
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Come Lockdown or High Water, volunteers of the Registry of Deeds Index Project just keep beavering away, extracting genealogial info from o...
Thursday, 18 February 2021
Future of Northern Ireland's Troubles archive secured
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Ulster University has confirmed that its highly-regarded Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN), a unique academic and civic resource conta...
Deadline for registering deaths in Ireland may be cut
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The General Register Office (GRO) in Ireland is considering reducing the time allowed for deaths to be registered. Currently, relatives are ...
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