County & City of Dublin
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Co. Dublin Civil Parishes Map City of Dublin Civil Parishes Map Co. Dublin Roman Catholic Parishes Map Co. Dublin GENUKI Co. Dublin IGP Swords Heritage Centre (Co. Dublin North) (RootsIreland) Dun Laoghaire Heritage Society (Co. Dublin South) (RootsIreland) Dublin Church Records - Search Page (DCHG) Dublin Church of Ireland Records - Source List (DCHG) Dublin Roman Catholic Records - Source List (DCHG) National Archives of Ireland (Co. Dublin Archives?) Dublin City Public Libraries and Archive Dublin Heritage Special Ingredients - Record Finding Aids Co. & City of Dublin Church of Ireland Parish Records Finder Co. & City of Dublin Registry of Deeds Townland Indexes Timelines |
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The City of Dublin has had many boundaries, church and civil, over its 1000 year plus history that have separated it administratively from the county of the same name. This means that some online resources may include the city whilst others will exclude it e.g. there is no IFHF centre that covers the city but there are 2 county centres (see links to the left.) The Irish Ancestors RC parishes map does not show the parish boundaries within the city but if you click on "Dublin City" on the map, you will be taken to a comprehensive list of available records The most important online resource for baptisms, marriages and burials is the free Irish Genealogy site, but do check the source lists carefully. Oddly there appear to be 7 Church of Ireland parishes named for saints with long histories but no place on the city parish map - can anyone enlighten me? The Dublin Heritage site has a few online resources from the City Archives. I think that the archives for the county of Dublin as a whole are actually held at the National Archives in Dublin but I need to confirm this, unless anyone can help me out? I came across a good volunteer site for Stillorgan, Co. Dublin that has some nice parish register transcripts as well as memorial inscriptions. There is also some information about the "big houses" in the area and their families. The Royal Irish Academy's Historic Towns Atlas has 3 editions for the capital city, split by time period; |
