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The 1926 Census of Ireland offers a glimpse into the lives of the inhabitants of the newly independent Irish Free State.
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The 1926 Census of Ireland was released to the public on April 18.
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The clocks went forward this weekend, moving Ireland from Greenwich Mean Time to Irish Summer Time.
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If you look up while walking through Galway city centre, you will spot bits of medieval masonry embedded in the facades of several buildings.
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Galway is a bustling bilingual city whose name is a byword for arts and music, festivals and craic.
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Census records are vital for piecing your ancestors’ lives together, and are particularly useful for building a timeline of someone’s life.
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If your Irish ancestors were in Ireland in the early 20th century, the 1901 and 1911 Census returns are a great place to start your genealogical research.
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If you have researched your Irish ancestors from the mid-19th century, chances are you have consulted Griffith’s Valuation.
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The TIthe Applotment Books are a valuable resource to identify where in Ireland your ancestors lived, and who the head of the family was, in the decades prior to the Great Famine.
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Where were your Irish ancestors from?