Discover AGI’s new resource sheet on Irish civil birth registration, first introduced in 1864: accreditedgenealogists.ie/wp-content/u...

IGRS Top Research Tip #228: Researching Irish roots becomes much easier once you identify the right county, parish or townland. This useful guide highlights key online resources and how to combine them to trace a family’s history in a particular place: irishscottishroots.blog/2026/04/19/i...

IGRS Top Research Tip #228: Researching Irish roots becomes much easier once you identify the right county, parish or townland. This useful guide highlights key online resources and how to combine them to trace a family’s history in a particular place: irishscottishroots.blog/2026/04/19/i...

🏛️ Explore the National Library of Ireland with Director Dr Audrey Whitty

📅 Thurs, 22 Oct at 6pm:
https://ow.ly/IL7X50ZQRRn

Visitors will discover the history of this remarkable building.

IGRS Top Research Tip #227: Suggested recently by an IGRS member, Papers Past is a great resource for researching Irish ancestors who migrated to New Zealand, with digitised newspapers, magazines and other publications available to search online: paperspast.natlib.govt.nz

IGRS Top Research Tip #227: Suggested recently by an IGRS member, Papers Past is a great resource for researching Irish ancestors who migrated to New Zealand, with digitised newspapers, magazines and other publications available to search online: paperspast.natlib.govt.nz

The Ireland Branch AGM will be at 2.30pm on Sat, 3 Oct, in DCLA, Pearse Street. After the AGM, Dr. Susan Deedigan will talk about "The Women of Cumann na mBan after the Revolution". No Booking Necessary - The presentation is free to all.
www.irishancestors.ie/ireland-bran...

IGRS Top Research Tip #226: The genealogy microsites on the website of the National Archives of Ireland are currently off offline, but alternatives are available while we wait their return: accreditedgenealogists.ie/wp-content/u...

IGRS Top Research Tip #226: The genealogy microsites on the website of the National Archives of Ireland are currently off offline, but alternatives are available while we wait their return: accreditedgenealogists.ie/wp-content/u...

IGRS Top Research Tip #225: This week we’re looking at Argentina again! Explore these niche Irish diaspora databases to uncover passenger lists, settlers, family names, & records of the Irish community in Argentina: www.irlandeses.org

IGRS Top Research Tip #225: This week we’re looking at Argentina again! Explore these niche Irish diaspora databases to uncover passenger lists, settlers, family names, & records of the Irish community in Argentina: www.irlandeses.org

IGRS Top Research Tip #224: If your Irish ancestors settled in South Africa, explore the National Archives of South Africa for immigration, civil, military, & family records that can reveal the lives of Irish emigrants: www.nationalarchives.gov.za

IGRS Top Research Tip #224: If your Irish ancestors settled in South Africa, explore the National Archives of South Africa for immigration, civil, military, & family records that can reveal the lives of Irish emigrants: www.nationalarchives.gov.za

IGRS Top Research Tip #223: If your Irish ancestors settled in Argentina, explore the CEMLA database, a valuable resource for tracing immigrant arrivals. Search passenger records to uncover details of Irish migrants and their journeys to Argentina: cemla.com

IGRS Top Research Tip #223: If your Irish ancestors settled in Argentina, explore the CEMLA database, a valuable resource for tracing immigrant arrivals. Search passenger records to uncover details of Irish migrants and their journeys to Argentina: cemla.com

IGRS Top Research Tip #222: If your Irish ancestors emigrated to Australia, explore Trove, a fantastic resource from the National Library of Australia. Search historic newspapers, family notices, photographs, & records to uncover stories of Irish immigrants and their descendants: trove.nla.gov.au