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30th March
 
Hello from all of us here at the Irish Family History Centre and welcome to our latest newsletter! 

Read on this week to discover our Research Tip from Expert Genealogist, Fiona Fitzsimons, who discusses tracing landless labourers, and our Spotlight on Publications continues that theme with a look at The Landowner's and Agents Practical Guide.

For anyone in and around Dublin in the near future, our Postcard from Ireland looks at the Dublin Theatre scene and we have lots of events, from Genealogy Advisory Service at Blanchardstown to our next Expert Workshop, for you to discover below.

Furthermore, our 4-week Introduction to Genealogy Course at the Irish Family History Centre kicked off this month and we would like to extend our thanks for another successful term at Trinity College.

Finally, we're putting the finishing touches on our Spring 2019 edition of Irish Lives Remembered - so keep an eye out for Issue 44 next week! You can still view our Autumn/Winter 2018 and past issues until then.

Enjoy your weekend!

St. Patrick’s Day Competition Winner!


Thank You to everyone who entered into our competition - we loved your traditions! Further details here.

Blanchardstown Library Genealogy Advisory Service


We're delighted to be heading back to Blanchardstown Library this April 12th to run our ever popular Genealogy Advisory Service (GAS).
Read more here.

End of year 2018-19 Course in Irish Family & Social History, Trinity College Dublin


The course finished in Trinity College this week. To mark the end of year, a visit to the Manuscripts Department in the National Library of Ireland was arranged. Read more here.

Expert Workshop

Our next workshop in the series is given by Dr. Aine Sheehan on Markets & Fairs in 19th-century Ireland. It takes place on 5th April at the Military Archives. Find more here.

4-Week Genealogy Course Begins at the IFHC


This March we were delighted to kick off our four-week course An Introduction to Genealogy here in the Irish Family History Centre.

Pitter Patter Paint

This Easter break we'll be making some lovely family memories - come along with your little ones and get creative with us.
Find out more.


News Digest


Here's a round-up of some of the news in the World of Irish Genealogy today!

Read Here.


Postcard from Ireland


Dublin has an extremely vibrant and exciting theatre scene. Head of the IFHC, Fiona O'Mahony, gives us the inside scoop.
Read here.
SPOTLIGHT ON PUBLICATIONS
Landowner's & Agent's Practical Guide
Our Spotlight connects to our research tip with regards to working the land, but in contrast it focuses on the legal obligations of landowners.
Published in 1872, shortly before the outbreak of the Land War in Ireland, the sixth edition of The Landowner's and Agents Practical Guide not only provides a history of land tenure in Ireland but also explains exactly what the legal rights and obligations of the landlord and land agent were towards their tenants. It is the definitive guide to land law in Ireland before the Land War changed everything.
Research Tip of the Week! 

This week's Research Tip is given by Expert Genealogist, Fiona Fitzsimons, who discusses tracing landless labourers.
Read more here.

Irish Lives Remembered
Spring 2019 out soon!

We've been working hard on the next issue of Irish Lives Remembered and we're happy to say that it will be with you very soon.

Bear with us while we finish crossing our t's and dotting our i's and keep an eye out for Issue 44. For now, you can still view all past issues of the magazine at irishlivesremembered.ie

Find it here!

Have you hit a brick-wall in your research and need a fresh pair of eyes? Send us an outline of your research, and tell us where the problem lies. Our team of expert genealogists will reassess the problem. 

We'll help you see things in a new light!

Send your queries to editor@irishlivesremembered.ie 

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