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[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

This evening, Tailte Éireann was delighted to host the launch of the latest edition of the Irish Archives Journal in the Registry of Deeds building, celebrating 200 years of official mapping activity in Ireland.

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

Tailte Éireann is delighted to host the launch of Vol. 29 of Irish Archives at 18:00, Thursday 20th February at the Registry of Deeds, Henrietta Street, Dublin 1.

Event is free but booking is required via Eventbrite.

[Library Association @LAIonline]

The Library Association of Ireland Genealogy and Local Studies Group is delighted to present a free series of online lunchtime seminars this February. Dive into fascinating talks about digitization projects and mapping heritage. See https://t.co/0IVWO8Unol for details/booking.

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

We are recruiting for the position of Records Manager. Records Manager will be a member of a team of professional Records Managers and Archivists reporting to the Archives Manager in the Archives Services business unit.
The closing date is 18th Feb.
Find more info on our website.

[DCLA Reading Room @DCLAReadingRoom]

Charles Brooking's map of Dublin (1728) was one of the first detailed attempts at mapping the city of Dublin. The map included modern Dublin Georgian streetscape and includes 20 notable Dublin buildings and structures which are embedded as vignettes within the borders of the map.

[DCLA Reading Room @DCLAReadingRoom]

The Chain Book of Dublin (14th - 17th century) contains lists of the laws and ordinances of the city of Dublin, legal proceedings and acts, lists of prisoners in Newgate.
The book is on vellum and translated in the Calendar of Ancient Records of Dublin.

[@ Elmurphy @Elmurphy10]

Join the archives team @TailteEireann @ARAIreland

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

We are recruiting for three full-time, permanent positions for the role of Archivist (Grade III).
Based in Phoenix Park, Dublin.
The closing date is Tuesday, 7th January 2025 at 5pm.
For more information visit our website: https://t.co/z278kAi348

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

We are recruiting for three full-time, permanent positions for the role of Archivist (Grade III).
Based in Phoenix Park, Dublin.
The closing date is Tuesday, 7th January 2025 at 5pm.
For more information visit our website: https://t.co/z278kAi348

[Fiona Kearney @fionabkearney]

What a great opportunity for archivists with 3 full time jobs available #archives #jobfairy #archivists

[RTÉ Nationwide @RTENationwide]

We explore 200 years of Ordnance Survey Ireland and we find out how Ireland was one of the first countries in the world to be mapped. Watch #RTÉNationwide, Monday 9th December on @RTEOne at 7pm. @TailteEireann @IrelandMapped @geogsocire @Donegalcomuseum @abcassin @ULGeog

[RTÉ Nationwide @RTENationwide]

We find out how Ireland was one of the first countries in the world to be mapped beginning 200 years ago in County #Donegal. Watch #RTÉNationwide, Monday 9th December on @RTEOne at 7pm. @visit_donegal @DonegalDaily @Donegal_ie @TailteEireann @Visit_Inishowen @DonegalNoel

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

Tailte Éireann is custodian of a vast archive of maps and surveying records, property records, and valuation records which date from 1708 to present day.

Our records are used for historical research and provide technical and legal evidence. #ExploreYourArchive #YourArchive

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchives theme #animals, we are highlighting a property transaction from 1790 between John Hickey, Farmer and Michael & Patrick Flood, Apothecaries in Co. Tipperary. #EYAAnimals

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchive theme #Family, we are highlighting the valuation revision books as an important source for genealogical research in Ireland.

The town of Tralee was granted to Edward Denny by Queen Elizabeth in 1587 #EYAFamily

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchive theme #Family, we are highlighting the marriage settlement of Ellen O’Connell to Christopher Fitzsimons dating from 1825.

Ellen was the eldest daughter of Daniel O’Connell (the Liberator), and he paid a marriage portion of £5000 to Christopher. #EYAFamily

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchive theme #disco, We located an 1839 lease from Sir Samual S. Hutchinson to Nicholas W. Monsarrat for a premises on Harcourt Street, Dublin for a term of 999 years . Can you guess which popular #Disco is now located there? #EYADisc

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #Explore Your Archive Focus Week, Tailte Eireann Registry of Deeds is hosting a Lunch Time Tour on Thursday 28 November starting at 1pm.
The tour will allow you to explore the history of Registry of Deeds.

Booking through Eventbrite is essential:
https://t.co/RRF2Lux7iK

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchive theme #Mythology, we are highlighting Navan Fort, Co. Armagh captured at scale of 1:2500 in map published in 1907 by the Ordnance Survey Office.
#EYAMythology

[Tailte Éireann @TailteEireann]

For #ExploreYourArchive theme #Fashion, we are highlighting a 1723 Registry of Deeds lease which relates to a ‘Dye House’, near John Street in Dublin. The lease is from William Hayes, brewer to Samual Lacey, dyer. #EYAFashion