'The Story of Us' exhibition has been launched as the National Archives look to bring Ireland in 1926 to life ...

"The Story of Us! exhibition will visit 10 local authority venues and the National Ploughing Championships over the coming ...

The National Archives are bringing their 1926 Census exhibition to 11 venues across the country in the coming months.

Among the attractions at this year's National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Tullamore, will be a special exhibition on ...

As part of the release of the 1926 Census, the National Archives will bring a specially curated exhibition, The Story of Us, ...

“Since its release over a month ago, the whole country and beyond has been captivated by the 1926 Census allowing us a ...

To date, we have had the generalised datasets from the report of the 1926 census, published between 1928 and 1934, which give ...

The National Archives officially released Census 1926 records at midnight, after the expiry of the 100-year limitation on their publication. It is freely available and searchable on ...

On the night of April 18, 1926, Ireland paused. Across the Irish Free State, enumerators went door to door with clipboards and carefully worded forms, recording names, ages, relationships, religions, ...

A comprehensive public programme to celebrate the upcoming centenary release of Ireland's 1926 Census of Population records by the National Archives has been announced by Ireland's Minister for ...

Ireland’s premier Micheal Martin has said the release of 1926 Census records is “allowing us to step back in time” to the first years of the then Irish Free State. The National Archives officially ...

The National Archives of Ireland (NAI) recorded 20 million hits to its website following the release of the first census of the Irish Free State in 1926 on Saturday. NAI director Orlaith McBride said ...