Irish family Search

Submit your name and contact details. Before submitting an Irish Family Search query, the more details forwarded, the more precise we can assess research chances and cost of locating ancestors.
Withholding information can be counter-productive in that we might tell you the research is not feasible, because of lead shortages.
Family stories may be leads but they are not always true. Give concise details.
Please email: as much as possible of the following:

• Name of an ancestor with date & place of birth
• Name of ancestor’s parents, religion – catholic or non-catholic if known
• Name of ancestor’s spouse and date & place of marriage
• Name of ancestor’s children, in order of birth, if possible
• Year of emigrant ancestor departure – approx
• Date and place of ancestor’s death
• Any other relevant information

For further details and to discuss your specific requirements
Please contact Irish Family Search +353 87 3589734
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1. Do you want to pursue your own Irish Family research, but have hit a brick wall. Irish Family Search can look over the information you have and guide you as to where to go. We will confirm at the start, what your research request is.
2. We will consult you if there are any queries to progressing your genealogical research.
3. We will keep all our costs/fees to the minimum and not subject you to any hidden costs.
4. Information given to us will be kept confidential and will not be passed on or shown to any other person, without your permission.
5. We will supply you with a report, including copies of documents and information we may have located during the research.
6. We give a professional report service.

Disclaimer: We take no responsibility for records incorrectly transcribed, indexed, or imputed for information obtained from reliable sources, or for records missing in any repositories, but are unavailable to access.

Genealogy may mean reconnecting with surviving relatives who have lost contact (or, indeed, never met) due to  Emigration, Adoption, Conflict.

In each family, there is one who seems called to find their ancestors and to put flesh on their bones and make them live again. Maybe a young man ran off to join the army below the minimum age of 18 and never came back. Was he engaged in the war, absconded, or lost on Flanders fields.

Some ancestors didn’t want to be found with changed names like Mary Innocent, Timothy Guilty, Thomas History, Olive O’Ireland.

Genealogy can be crazy fun tracing yourself back to better people.

What did they say: I should have asked them before they died.

Genealogy is not fatal – but it is a grave disease.

DNA TESTING can be helpful if you have unsolved mysteries about adoptions, Skeletons in the cupboard, or   ‘hushed-up’ relationships. 

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