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Church Records Access is available to a large volume of pre 20th century records of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, that in many instances pre-date the Civil Registration. These include: - Transcripts of the baptism and marriage records of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Kerry to c.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/Birth Death Marriage Genealogy Records Ireland - Irish Family History Foundation
Online Irish ancestral Birth, Death and Marriage records for Ireland. Irish Genealogy research center - Irish Family History Foundation...
https://www.rootsireland.ie/ifhf/
Record Sources - Irish Genealogy
Civil Records – The General Register Office (GRO) Records available offline The General Register Office (Oifig An Ard-Chláraitheora) is the central civil repository for records relating to births, stillbirths, deaths, marriages, civil partnerships and adoptions in Ireland. A family research facility is available in the GRO Research Room at Werburgh Street, Dublin 2, where you can search the indexes to the registers and buy photocopies of records.
https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/irish-records/records/
Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes, 1845-1958
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https://www.familysearch.org/en/search/collection/1408347The National Archives of Ireland
The National Archives of Ireland provides access to Ireland’s public records for researchers worldwide. With over 60 million documents spanning more than 200 years of history, it serves as a rich source of information for researchers of all kinds. Our team of experts curate, preserve and provide access to the records held in the archives, ensuring transparency and a deeper understanding of Ireland’s past.
https://nationalarchives.ie/Irish Marriage Records | Ulster Historical Foundation
- Our database of marriage records contains: - Virtually all civil marriage records for Counties Antrim and Down 1845–1921 - Virtually all Roman Catholic registers of marriages for Counties Antrim and Down prior to 1900, and an increasing number of Catholic marriages for 1900–1930 - A large number of Protestant (especially Church of Ireland) registers of marriages for Counties Antrim and Down Irish Marriage Records Counties Antrim and Down, c.
https://ulsterhistoricalfoundation.com/genealogy-databases/irish-marriage-records-co-antrim-co-down-c-1660-1930
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https://www.churchofireland.org/about/rcb-library/online-parish-recordsBirths, deaths and marriages | Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
This includes births; stillbirths; marriages; civil partnerships, deaths (including cause of death); adoptions; and gender recognition registrations. This includes births; stillbirths; marriages; civil partnerships, deaths (including cause of death); adoptions; and gender recognition registrations.
https://www.nisra.gov.uk/statistics/people-and-communities/births-deaths-and-marriages
Order a marriage certificate online | nidirect
Order a marriage certificate online Marriage certificates are available from 1845 for registered non-Roman Catholic marriages and all registered marriages from 1864 onwards. You can order a marriage certificate online from the General Register Office Northern Ireland (GRONI). You will need a credit or debit card to use this service.
https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/services/order-marriage-certificate-online
Marriage And Civil Partnership | Embassy of Ireland, Canada | Ireland.ie
Marriage and civil partnership Making an application Online questionnaire To apply for a Certificate of Freedom to Marry, you must complete an online questionnaire about yourself and your upcoming marriage or civil partnership. Statutory declaration Based on this questionnaire, you’ll be presented with one or more statutory declarations to complete and a checklist of supporting documentation you'll need to submit with your application.
https://www.ireland.ie/en/canada/ottawa/services/marriage-and-civil-partnership/
Births, deaths and marriages | Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
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https://www.nisra.gov.uk/statistics/people-and-communities/births-deaths-and-marriages
Limerick Archives' Genealogical Resources | Limerick.ie
While Limerick Archives does not specialize in genealogical research, we do have a number of resources that can be useful to research family histories Genealogical information at Limerick Archives Most of the material held by Limerick Archives relates to Limerick City and County Council and therefore do not contain much genealogical information.
https://www.limerick.ie/limerick-archives-genealogical-resources
Now Live: 4 Major U.K. and Ireland Collections — Passenger Lists and Nonconformist Vital Records - MyHeritage Blog
Now Live: 4 Major U.K. and Ireland Collections — Passenger Lists and Nonconformist Vital Records - By Esther We’re excited to announce the release of four major historical record collections from the United Kingdom and Ireland, now available on MyHeritage. These include United Kingdom and Ireland, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878–1960, United Kingdom and Ireland, Outgoing Passenger Lists, 1890–1960, England & Wales, Nonconformist Births and Bapt...
https://blog.myheritage.com/2026/01/now-live-4-major-u-k-and-ireland-collections-passenger-lists-and-nonconformist-vital-records/
Help – Civil Records – Roots Ireland
Civil Records Top Tips - Civil records are births, marriages and deaths. - Non-Catholic marriages were registered from April 1845. - Universal registration of all births, marriages and deaths began in 1864. - A percentage of all births, marriages and deaths were not registered; you may find a church record of an event but no corresponding civil record.
https://www.rootsireland.ie/help/help-civil-records/
Family History - Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland
Help and Advice Records held by the Presbyterian Historical Society Copying Records Finding out what Records are available Paid Research Other Points to Note Understanding Land Divisions in Ireland Help and Advice While the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland cannot provide a full genealogical research service we will offer help and advice about Presbyterian family history to both on-site visitors and to remote enquirers.
https://presbyterianhistoryireland.com/our-services/family-history/
Belong to Bruckless and Surrounding Parishes. | The official release date is April 18, 2026, marking the 100th anniversary of the census | Facebook
The official release date is April 18, 2026, marking the 100th anniversary of the census. The census will be freely available online via the National Archives of Ireland's website. So excited. The official release date is April 18, 2026, marking the 100th anniversary of the census. The census will be freely available online via the National Archives of Ireland's website. So excited.
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Take advantage of our January sale and let the Foundation’s research team help find those elusive ancestors! From now until 31 January we’re offering 10% off our professionally researched family history reports. Discover your family history in a whole new way We are a non-profit organisation, founded in 1956, dedicated to helping individuals, groups, educators and global diasporas gain a deeper understanding of the rich history of Ulster and i...
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Irish ancestry: How to trace Irish ancestry | Who Do You Think You Are Magazine
Traditionally, Irish ancestry research was described as difficult because the Public Record Office of Ireland in Dublin was destroyed in a fire during the Irish Civil War and hundreds of years of Irish records were lost. Fortunately, the Beyond 2022 project has now launched, with a digital replica of the Public Record Office and the missing records.
https://www.whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/tutorials/overseas/best-websites-for-irish-ancestors