Monday, May 11, 2015

Irish Genealogy Conference

Ulster Historical Foundation

Telling, since 1956, the story of the people of Ulster


Tracing Your Irish Ancestors, 4-10 October 2015

Due to the popularity of our original event (scheduled for September 2015) the Foundation is pleased to announce details of a second family history conference to be held 4-10 October 2015.
 
Given that places at the September conference sold out fast, and due to the many expressions of interest in an additional event, the Foundation is delighted to be repeating the Tracing your Irish Ancestors programme in October 2015.


Join us in October for our autumn family history conference to learn about the dramatic history of Ulster and the lives of your Irish ancestors. The Foundation has many years’ experience in hosting family history events and Tracing Your Irish Ancestors promises to be a truly memorable week (www.ancestryireland.com/family-history-conference/)

Whether you are an experienced genealogist and have previously visited our shores or are new to Irish family history, our expert genealogists will be on hand to guide you at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland and the archives in Dublin, including the National Archives, the Registry of Deeds and the RCB Library.


To uncover the history of this place, the extensive programme of tours throughout the week will take you through rolling countryside to sites of international renown from the Giant’s Causeway and Dunluce Castle on County Antrim’s wild Atlantic coast to the archaeological wonder which is Newgrange in the tranquil Boyne Valley, to the haunting Kilmainham Gaol and Trinity College Dublin with its Old Library and the Book of Kells Exhibition – a ‘must see’ for any visitor to Dublin.


Assisted personal research, talks, tours and sightseeing are all part of the eclectic, friendly and fun mix of Tracing Your Irish Ancestors. Join us for the journey. We will be delighted to see you.
 
If you have any queries, please email: enquiry@uhf.org.uk 

Ulster Historical Foundation

Information obtained via Roots Ireland

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