Ireland's National Archives has published the records of the 1926 census online for the first time. The records are from the first census of the Irish Free State. The entire census is freely available ...
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More than 1,000 people recorded in Ireland's 1926 census are still alive today as database released to public
The 1926 Census, the first ever recorded by the Irish Free State, has officially been made available to the public. The database is now live, giving members of the public the opportunity to explore a ...
Here in Ireland we hold a national census every five years and the early results of the last one, held on April 24, 2016, became available last week. These early results give just the headline ...
Accredited Genealogists Ireland (AGI), the sole accrediting body for professional genealogy on the island of Ireland, has published the first guide in a new series on Irish Census Records, designed to ...
CHICAGO — One hundred years ago, a few thousand miles away across the Atlantic, a quiet moment in history rippled across northwestern Europe. The day was April 18, 1926. Ireland was coming off ...
Ireland’s next census will take place one month from today on Sunday 3 April and will include new questions on childcare and working from home, Launching Census 2022, the Central Statistics Office ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One hundred years ago, a few thousand miles away across the Atlantic, a quiet moment in history rippled across northwestern Europe ...
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