26 June 2013

Starting tomorrow ... Free Access to Irish Birth, Marriage and Death Records 27-30 June at Findmypast



Many have Irish roots.  Historically it was quite challenging to research those roots without taking a trip to Ireland (though, a trip to Ireland does sound quite fun!).

The last few years has seen an explosion in what Irish records we can research from the comfort of our home!

As stated on the findmypast.com site ...

On June 30 1922, during the Irish Civil War, the Public Records Office of Ireland, located at the historic Four Courts in Dublin, was severely damaged by fire resulting in the loss of a huge number of records.

But all is not lost! Irish family history is not only one of the most perplexing to research it also one of the most rewarding. There are so many fascinating stories to be told from the records that survive and that’s why millions continue to search for their Irish ancestors.

... Get started on your Irish family history today by searching our Birth, Marriage and Death records FREE.

Starting tomorrow and for the next few days you can freely access the findmypast Irish Birth, Marriage and Death Records.


Did you find your Irish ancestors? What did you learn?




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