National Archives Microsites Offline? A Useful New AGI Resource
If you've been researching Irish family history recently, you've probably noticed that several National Archives of Ireland genealogy microsites are currently unavailable while redevelopment work is underway.
To help researchers continue their work, Accredited Genealogists Ireland (AGI) has produced a free guide identifying alternative sources for many of the most frequently used collections, including Census Fragments, Tithe Applotment Books, Valuation Office Records, Will Registers and Calendars, Marriage Licences and more. The guide is available on the AGI website.
As a member of AGI, I'm delighted to share this practical resource, which brings together direct links to trusted alternatives such as FamilySearch, Findmypast, Ancestry, the Virtual Treasury and the Web Archive, helping researchers save time and continue their investigations while the National Archives microsites are offline.
Whether you're a professional genealogist, a local historian, or simply exploring your Irish roots, this guide is well worth bookmarking.
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