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Genealogy & Local Studies Group AGM

December 2, 2009 by genlocireland

The 2009 AGM of the Genealogy and Local Studies Group of the Library Association of Ireland will take place on Thursday 10th December at Marsh’s Library, St. Patrick’s Close, Dublin 8. The programme for the day is as follows:

10:30 am Tea/coffee & Registration

11:00 am  AGM

12:00 pm  Tour of Marsh’s Library with Dr. Muriel McCarthy.

1:00 pm close

If you wish to attend, please contact Síle Coleman at  scoleman@sdublincoco.ie or (01) 4597834 by Tuesday 8th December.

We would also like to invite nominations for the 2010 committee. If you would like to join the committee for next year, or wish to nominate someone to join, please forward names to Síle Coleman by Tuesday 8th December.

Local History Publishing in Ireland

March 18, 2009 by genlocireland

The Genealogy and Local Studies Group, in association with the National Library of Ireland, presents a day long seminar on Local History Publishing in Ireland on Thursday 26th March 2009. A full programme for the day can be seen here. The Seminar Fee is €40. If you wish to reserve a place, please contact Síle Coleman at scoleman@sdublincoco.ie or 01 4620073.

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Seminar – Landed Estates: Records and Research

May 15, 2008 by genlocireland

The Genealogy and Local Studies Group of The Library Association presents a seminar: Landed Estates: Records and Research on Thursday 22nd May 2008 in The National Library of Ireland. For further information click here

A.G.M of the Genealogy and Local Studies Group at the National Archives of Ireland

December 13, 2007 by genlocireland

The Annual General meeting of the Group took place in the National Archives of Ireland on Thursday 6th December 2007.

No nominations were received for addition to the committee or for any of the officer posts. It was agreed to hold officer elections at the first committee of 2008. Nominations are being invited form the members.

Genealogy and the state of genealogical services in Ireland was raised and the committee is to examine ways in which the Group can be an agent for the improvement of resources and services.

The AGM was followed by a talk given by Caitriona Crowe, Archivist from the National Archives on the subject of the National Archives’ 1901 and 1911 Census Digitisation Project. The talk was most interesting and informative and was followed by a fruitful question and answer session. The talk was most opportune as the Dublin portion of the 1911 Census had been launched earlier in the week.

After lunch the Group was treated to a behind the scenes look at the National Archives by Frances McGee, Archivist.

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