Irish Census News

[Christopher]

Click here to read Ruadhán Mac Cormaic's article in the Irish Times which says that the "1911 census details can be accessed online from today. "
             
Try now mab .. archive should have an "s" at the end www.census.nationalarchives.ie

Christopher

[forthefamily]

Thank you Christopher  I found my Brophy's already......

mab

[jc26red]

Still not found who I'm looking for!
jc

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/

[erin21]

Click here to read Ruadhán Mac Cormaic's article in the Irish Times which says that the "1911 census details can be accessed online from today. "
             
Try now mab .. archive should have an "s" at the end www.census.nationalarchives.ie

Christopher

Brilliant

Thanks for that Christopher.

Erin

[Janice M]

Excellent Site! 

Love the history as well. Nice touch!

Janice 

[Ni Sheaghdha]

What a pity that it only covers Dublin 

Cáit

[Janice M]

Cáit

If you look at the "Future Plans", you will see the order that they will be digitized.   

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/about/futureplans.html

Janice

[erin21]

What a pity that it only covers Dublin 

Cáit

Cannot wait for Wexford!!
Erin

[Ni Sheaghdha]

I know Janice but I will have about 5 counties to look through and as I already burn the midnight oil, I think it will be about 6 months before I will see the outside world  (joke).   Here sometimes it is easier to travel to the county for the information but I have fun...........     I will starting on my other Canada family, which I know are going to be difficult after Christmas.  I have already done Alberta back to New Foundland and France. The American ones were easier than some here. I am sure we have all found looking at British census where it asks "where born" and it gives, "" Ireland""   

Still after I have unpacked my boxes as I am moving house in mid January,  it will keep me out of  mischief until the lighter nights  return.