With the excitement about the release of the 1926 census on 18th April, you shouldn’t be surprised that most of April & May sessions are about it. Each one will be tailored for the area I’m speaking in.
April (all about the 1926 Census)
Tuesday 28th April in Swords, hosted by Fingal Local Studies & Archives at 19:00. This talk is now booked out.
Thursday 30th April in Ennis for Clare Roots Society at 19:30 in Clare Education Centre, Kilrush Road, Ennis V95 F782. This will be a hybrid talk but I’ll be there in person. Delighted to be making a return to the Banner.
May
Saturday 2nd May online with TIARA (11 EST or 16 Irish time) for members only discussing the 1926 census.
Saturday 9th May online with Fréamh Éireann (10:30 EST or 15:30 Irish time) for members only discussing the 1926 census.
Tuesday 19th May in person: my semi-regular DNA workshop at Fingal Local Studies & Archives from 14:30-16:30. It’s free to attend but you need to book via archives@fingal.ie.
Tuesday 26th May, due to unprecedented local demand, a repeat of my April talk on the new census in Swords, hosted by Fingal Local Studies & Archives at 19:00. Booking required at the same contact details as above. Free.
Wednesday 27th May online for Family Tree Plus at 12:30 GMT discussing the 1926 census. This talk will be recorded so if you can’t make it and have a FT Plus membership, you can watch it back. I’ll also have an article in Family Tree magazine to accompany this in the July issue (out in June).
On Saturday 23rd May, I’m giving an online workshop for the Victoria Genealogical Society. This will be all about censuses and census substitutes and will examine 18th, 19th and 20th century Irish records.
I’m back at the Society of Genealogists on Saturday 30th May (this time online only) to talk about the Irish 1926 census. Booking details available here.