dublinheritage.ie
dublinheritage.ie is a resource from Dublin City Public Libraries focusing primarily on databases derived from printed and other historic records related to Dublin city and surrounding administrative areas.
Databases
Parish Records. The
Database of Baptisms for Dublin Parishes, the Database of
Marriages for Dublin Parishes, and the Database of Burials for
Dublin Parishes, compiled by the Dublin Heritage Group for Dublin City Public Libraries, have been incorporated into the Irish Genealogy website and form a significant portion of the total records available on this website. The records so compiled are provided for personal research purposes "as is". Dublin City Public Libraries accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of the data "as is" in any way including responsibility for any error, omission or duplication which may have occurred in transcription. Researchers are directed to check records in the original source documents held by the relevant Church Authorities.
Search the Irish Genealogy website and the various other databases, courtesy of Dublin City Public Libraries, via the links and search box on the left.
Wide Street Commission Map Conservation Project
Dublin City Archives hold a collection of almost 900 manuscript maps documenting the city before, during and after the work of the commission. During 2011 30 Wide Street Commission Maps were conserved as part of the Wide Street Commission Map Conservation project, an initiative of Dublin City Library and Archive, which has been part-funded by the Heritage Council of Ireland. Watch a video describing the conservation process.
Dublin City Archaeological Archive
The Dublin City Archaeological Archive has been established to preserve records from excavations conducted in Dublin City by archaeologists working in the private sector. The Archive is based at Dublin City Library and Archive in Pearse Street..Access more information about the Dublin City Archaeological Archive
Dublin City Public Libraries - About
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of Education and Justice. With over three million annual visits, and
Internet access available in all branches, the service actively promotes
the concept of lifelong learning in the community, offering an increasing
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