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August Image of the Month: A Timely Look-back at the Origins of our Organisation by Paul Gorry FAGI: https://t.co/DxmAiB726t

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AGI has published a new free resource sheet, Death Registration in Ireland, designed to help family historians and researchers navigate one of the most challenging record sources in Irish genealogy: https://t.co/a0bHeGvRpV

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AGI Member Steven Smyrl has been awarded Fellowship of the association in recognition of his significant contributions to Irish genealogy and his longstanding service to the profession: https://t.co/IXrTsOq0yU

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Image of the Month – October 2026
by Jillian van Turnout MAGI - ‘Kathleen Maud Hassett, a scholarship student at University College Dublin’: https://t.co/8zhWtwODTY

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AGI Member Joan Sharkey has been awarded an AGI Fellowship in recognition of her longstanding contribution to Irish genealogy, local history, and the professional genealogical community: https://t.co/50IfTD0fzi

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AGI is delighted to welcome Jack Burke, who became an Affiliate of the Association in September 2026.
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AGI member Nicola Morris spoke at the Dublin Festival of History today on “Where There’s a Will: using the Registry of Deeds Wills collection for Family History”. Find out more about the event here: https://t.co/J7Pc9edkyp

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📜 New from AGI: An Introduction to Civil Registration in Ireland. Discover how Ireland's civil registration system developed and why birth, marriage & death records are among the most important sources for tracing Irish ancestors.
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Looking for a speaker on Irish genealogy? AGI members offer talks on a wide range of topics, with in person and online presentations available. See our Speakers List for details and contacts: https://t.co/6qs9XE39Nk
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AGI Member Jillian van Turnhout features in an article in today’s edition of The Irish Times: https://t.co/Qnn3LdtpqI

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New AGI guide: keep your research going while the National Archives microsites are offline: https://t.co/6XgAXFb0ri

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Image of the Month – July 2026
by Tony Hennessy MAGI - The joy of discovering old photographs: https://t.co/1zDySpRIhA

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Discover your family story. Enrol now for the Diploma in Family History Research with City Colleges Dublin & AGI. Autumn 2026: https://t.co/y4xqiyZ0Gh
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Applications are now open for the Autumn 2026 Diploma in Family History at City Colleges Dublin - delivered in collaboration with AGI, it’s designed for anyone with a passion for Irish genealogy: https://t.co/y4xqiyZ0Gh

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AGI Launches New “Tracing Forward” Resource to Help Descendants of Irish Emigrants Find Living Family Connections: https://t.co/2O5J82aZiB

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Yesterday, we were delighted to launch our new Strategic Plan (2026-2031) - 'Building our future by preserving our past'!

Exciting things coming for the archive over the next five years! 🌟

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New from AGI: A comprehensive guide to Griffith’s Valuation: explaining how to use this essential mid-19th century resource to locate families, understand landholdings, and uncover the social history of Irish communities: https://t.co/SBRzAAgNF9

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AGI Members enjoyed a fascinating day of lectures and discussion at Maynooth University. Highlights included talks by Sarah Larkin on archival collections and Dr Ciaran Reilly on the Great Famine Eviction Database. For full details click here : https://t.co/MMBvaqXYlt

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May’s Image of the Month is by Tony Hennessy, M.A.G.I. Tony writes a beautifully reflective piece on the emotional connection between family heirlooms, memory, and ancestry and how everyday objects can become powerful links to the past. To read more click: https://t.co/QsJZS2sZ3e

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AGI members are at the heart of the 1926 Census conversation: https://t.co/vUl73LdBSd
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