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DatabasesParish 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 that website. Access the Irish Genealogy website and the various other databases provided here courtesy of Dublin City Public libraries, via the links below. 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.
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Home Page > Media > Media 2011 > The Archdeacon's Tale The Archdeacon's TaleThe Archdeacon's Tale Nicholas de Clere was both archdeacon of Dublin and treasurer of Ireland in the late thirteenth century. This tale looks at his spiritual and secular careers and explains why they ended in imprisonment and disgrace. Dr Margaret Murphy received her PhD on the archbishops and administration of the diocese and province of Dublin 1181-1298 from Trinity College Dublin and is currently a lecturer at Carlow College. She has also worked extensively with the Discovery Programme and her most recent publication comes as a result of that work. 'The Dublin Region in the Middle Ages: settlement, land-use and economy' published by Four Courts Press is a product of the Medieval Rural Settlement Project co-written by Margaret and Micheal Potterton, and is an important contribution to Medieval Irish Scholarship. This talk was part of Tales of Medieval Dublin: A series of monthly lunchtime lectures which took place during 2011 at the Wood Quay Venue, Civic Offices, Wood Quay. The series was presented by the Friends of Medieval Dublin and Dublin City Council.
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