This Irish Genealogy site offers the Irish descendant (from New York, Canada, UK, Australia...) the chance to trace their Irish family tree and search for their surname origins and the records of their Irish ancestor's birth, marriage or death.
The main records held are the statutory registers of births, deaths,
marriages, still-births and adoptions. The office does not engage in genealogical
research although the records can contain valuable information for anyone
compiling a family tree. Registers of births and deaths (from 1864) and
registers of marriages (from 1845).
General Register Office (Dublin)
Joyce House,
8-11 Lombard Street East,
Dublin 2
phone: 01 6354000
fax: 01 6354440
website: http://www.groireland.ie/
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri 9.30-12.30 & 2.15-4.30.
The Public Office and Research Room are open from Monday to Friday, (excluding
public holidays) from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from 2.15 p.m. to 4.30
p.m. for the purpose of searching the indexes to birth, death and marriage
records and obtaining certificates.
Valuation Office
Irish Life Centre,
Abbey Street Lower,
Dublin 1
Phone/fax: 01 8171000
email: info@valoff.ie
website: www.valoff.ie
locall: 1890 304444
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri: 9.30-12.30 & 2-4.30
The archive in the Valuation Office holds a list of occupiers of property
for the 26 Counties in the Republic of Ireland. The records go back to
1846.The following details are held in relation to each property: Occupier
Name, Townland, Address, Description of Property, Acreage of Holding,
Rateable value and Reference to it's position on a Valuation Map The archive
is unique in that it can relate people to a particular property. In addition,
the property location is outlined on a valuation map. The Valuation maps
are also archived so it may be possible to locate the exact position of
a house or property of a particular family back to C.1850