Flynn Genealogy Services

Flynn Genealogy Services Professional Genealogy Research Services in Ireland

Flynn Genealogy Services
Ireland
Tel: 00 353 86 0588 092
Email:[email protected]
Web: www.sligoancestors.com

Our Research Director has a detailed piece of family history research and how it relates to Irish Workhouses published i...
09/06/2026

Our Research Director has a detailed piece of family history research and how it relates to Irish Workhouses published in the Journal of the Irish Genealogical Research Society 2025. Get your copy now !
Please reach out if you need assistance with your own Irish Family History Research project.

09/06/2026

REMINDER: Wednesday at 11.00hrs (UTC+1) - All welcome. Please share. GRMA (Thanks)

By the way, Wednesday 10th June is International Heraldry Day - check out Heraldry Ireland : Araltas Éireann

09/06/2026

Join us online to get all your 1926 Census questions answered at our Archives Q&A clinics!

08/06/2026

Another great testimonial for Flynn Genealogy Services ! Thanks Colleen.

‘I would recommend your services to anyone wishing to research their Irish heritage. It was very extensive, catering for the specific needs of the client, which you did for me in the break-up of costs. This allowed me to choose the areas that were more important for my specific purpose, thus allowing me to choose how much I was prepared to spend. The services you provided were always well documented and informative and prompt where possible.’
COLLEEN, AUSTRALIA

08/06/2026

“Tracing your Irish Ancestors: A Three-step Guide”: genealogist Brian Mitchell offers a fascinating starting point for anyone hoping to uncover more about their Irish roots. 💚
These records can reveal where your ancestors lived, how families moved across Ireland, and even the townland or parish your family once called home.

The 1901, 1911 and 1926 Census Returns can help uncover names, ages, occupations and birthplaces, while birth, marriage and death records may help you trace generations through the decades. Going back even further, church registers, gravestone inscriptions and land records like Griffith’s Valuation can offer rare glimpses into life in Ireland before widespread civil registration.

Brian Mitchell’s guide also highlights a number of incredibly useful resources for Irish family history research, including tools for exploring surnames, parishes and townlands across Ireland.

You can explore more here:
https://community.ireland.com/31702/NEW-UPDATED-Tracing-your-Irish-Ancestors-A-Threestep-Guide-2026

08/06/2026

Sligo is set to welcome the world's largest replica Spanish galleon in three weeks, honouring a "compelling chapter in European maritime history".

06/06/2026

If you’re within easy distance of Belfast, then why not register and attend the next event celebrating the 90th anniversary of the IGRS? It’s on Thursday 11th June *FREE* and open to all. See below for more info and the link to register
We have two excellent speakers with contrasting topics on early modern migration: WILLIAM ROULSTON, Research Director at the Ulster Historical Foundation, and MARIAN LYONS, Professor of History at Maynooth University.
William is highlighting Scottish migration to Ireland (not just Ulster) in the seventeenth century, while Marian is looking at Irish merchants in France from 1630 to the eve of the French Revolution. These lectures will be a treat for genealogists and all sorts of historians.
This event is free but you will need to book at
https://www.proni.gov.uk/events/irish-genealogical-research-society

06/06/2026

Ireland's Genealogical Gazette (June 2026) - the monthly newsletter of the Genealogical Society of Ireland is now available on the link below. Please 'Like' and 'Share' - GRMA (Thanks)

https://www.familyhistory.ie/gazette

04/06/2026

Monthly Open Meeting of the Genealogical Society of Ireland - All Welcome. Please share. GRMA (Thanks)

The release of the 1926 Census of Ireland in April 2026 by The National Archives of Ireland was long awaited by family h...
04/06/2026

The release of the 1926 Census of Ireland in April 2026 by The National Archives of Ireland was long awaited by family historians and Genealogists everywhere. There is now a great opportunity to see the Census of Ireland 1926 exhibition as it tours Ireland, London and Boston in the coming months.

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