Introduction - more...
The National Archives holds many of the records which are relevant to Irish genealogy and local history.
Getting started - more...
Before beginning a genealogical search in the National Archives, it is essential to collect as much information as possible about the family which is being investigated.
Genealogy records - more...
There are many record series held in the National Archives which are of relevance to genealogy and visitors intending to research their family trees will find the following sources of interest and assistance.
Genealogy Service - more...
The National Archives cannot carry out genealogical research for readers or correspondents but it does provide a Genealogy Service where members of the public may speak to a professional genealogist about sources relating to their family history.
Genealogy researchers nationwide - more...
For members of the public unable to undertake their research in person, there is the option of employing professional researchers and those who undertake paid searches in the National Archives and elsewhere can be contacted at the addresses below.
Genealogy centres nationwide - more...
The county-based genealogy centres listed below hold indexes of parish registers for the whole of their county unless otherwise indicated, in addition to other genealogical sources.
Genealogical publications - more...
The following publications are recommended for both those with an interest in genealogy generally and those more experienced researchers.
Genealogy websites - more...
Having explored the pages in this genealogy section, readers may also find the following list of genealogical links useful.