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IrishGenealogy.ie is a fantastic site to help you research your Irish ancestry; it is the main site that I use for my Irish descended clients. You can search births, marriages, and deaths of the General Register Office (GRO) and church records from numerous counties. The General Register Office holds all the official records of Irish births, deaths and marriages from 1864, and of non-Catholic marriages from 1845. Birth register records from 1864 to 1920, marriage register records from 1845 to 1945, and death register records from about 1871 to 1970, are available online. They also have a large amount of church records for baptism, marriage and burial, including many that were before civil registration. They now also have the 1901 and 1911 census and more, through the National Archives of Ireland! 😊 *Update 6/26/2024: As I will not be able to update this post consistently, please keep in mind that this post was originally created as of the post date. Please add 1 year, to the year end range date, for each year after the post date, for the record avalablity. More Irish Genealogy ResourcesFind more Irish genealogy resources, tips, and other info under the Irish Genealogy category and below. More Genealogy ResourcesLearn about more family history and genealogy resources under the Genealogy Resources category and on my dedicated Genealogy Resources page.
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