Timeline Research

Irish civil records: Where to find them whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/tutorials/over…

The annual Irish civil registration release of historic births, marriages and deaths: timeline.ie/new-civil-reco…

The absence of 19th-century Irish census records can make research tricky, but Nicola Morris from @TimelineIreland shows that all is not lost. whodoyouthinkyouaremagazine.com/tutorials/iris…

Online Foundation Certificate Course in Irish Family History – Summer Term. The popular collaboration between City Colleges and AGI is back delivering a comprehensive course in family history research for dedicated amateurs and budding professionals alike. bit.ly/3ZXQks1

Unfortunately we are still experiencing technical issues with our website. Our IT department is working to resolve these as soon as possible. We would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank everyone for their continued patience.

A current list of the Irish national libraries, archives and repositories that have reopened to the public and the proceedures for access: timeline.ie/current-access…

It was with deep sadness that we learned of the death of our colleague Gerry Kennedy, MAGI. Gerry had been part of the AGI ‘family’ for a decade. He was admitted to membership in August 2010. He died on Wednesday, 18th August. accreditedgenealogists.ie/death-of-agi-m…

The new post- Charting Clare Chain Migration: From Kilrush to Joliet with the Killeens irishamericancivilwar.com/2020/05/16/cha… #ForgottenIrish #IrishDiaspora

PLEASE RETWEET: @PRONI_DFC is now on twitter! Follow us for updates, digital records, useful resources and some archival gems #ourfirsttweet

Disbandment of the 'southern' Irish regiments, 12/6/1922. Enlistment books of the infantry regiments searchable here: nam.ac.uk/soldiers-recor…

Our upcoming Dublin Open Day, Tuesday, 24 March, is cancelled until further notice. See here for more details: facebook.com/13975650238042…

The Valuation Office Research Room in the Irish Life Centre, Abbey Street, Dublin closed today until further notice

Following government guidelines on #COVID19 the Comdt Peter Young Reading Room will be closed until Tue 31 March. We will post updates as we have them. Thanks for your patience and keep safe. #CoronaVirusUpdate #coronvirusireland #strengthenthenation

Following government advice and with concern for the well-being of all our users and staff, the RCB Library will close to the public from 5pm today the 12 March. We hope to reopen to the public at 9.30am on Monday 30 March but please see our webpage for the latest information.

As and from tomorrow, Friday, 13th March, all Dublin City branch libraries will be closed until further notice.

As the RCB Library continues to monitor the situation relating to the COVID-19 outbreak, we would respectfully ask you to review and follow the HSE guidelines when considering whether to visit the RCB Library, and in the event that you are here.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the closure of our Reading Room today. This was due to a housekeeping matter. It will open at 10 am as normal tomorrow morning, Thursday, 12th March 2020.

**Due to circumstances beyond our control we will be CLOSED FROM 12PM WEDNESDAY 11TH MARCH** We apologise for any inconvenience caused. We will keep you updated here and please spread the word.