Dublin Research Tour Itinerary
This is sample itinerary of our Dublin Research Tour. Things may be changed on the actual tour depending on needs, changes in business hours, and personal preferences.
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Saturday
Day 1: Arrival
Project Name
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Check into Hotel
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Optional: Walking Tour
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Group 1: Irish Family History Center and EPIC or Jeanie Johnston
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Welcome Dinner
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Project Name
Day 2: Cemetery and Consultations
Sunday
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Optional:Attend Roman Catholic church service
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Optional: Attend Church of Ireland church service
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Meet with cemetery sexton
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Group 2: Irish Family History Center and EPIC or Jeanie Johnston
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Day 3: Valuation Office and Registry of Deeds
Monday
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Valuation Office*
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Registry of Deeds
*Limited numbers are allowed in the Valuation Office at a time. Sign up is required.
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Day 4: GRO
Project Name
Tuesday
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General Record Office
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Wednesday
Day 5: NLI
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National Library
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Project Name
Day 6: Choose Your Own Adventure
Thursday
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Free Day
Choose which repositories to visit by yourself or just enjoy Ireland!
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Day 7: Choose Your Own Adventure
Friday
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Free Day
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Farewell Dinner
Choose which repositories to visit by yourself or just enjoy Ireland!
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Day 8: Departure
Project Name
Saturday
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Head back to the airport or start your own personal trip.
Learn More About Planned Locations
Enjoy a 50 minute consultation with a Professional Genealogist at the IFHC.
With the loss of most of the Irish census records, valuation records can serve as a substitute. Though these records can be accessed online, in-person records include marks and other information that cannot be found online.
EPIC: The Irish Immigration Museum has won numerous awards. It takes you through the decades of Irish immigrants and the diaspora.
A variety of records as far back as 1708 can be found at the registry of deeds.
Jeanie Johnston was the only Famine Ship to make it through the famine without any passengers dying. Enjoy this recreation museum that gives you an idea of what immigration during the Great Famine was like.
The General Record Office holds records relating to births, marriages, deaths, and more!
The National Library of Ireland holds a plethora of different records, including church records.