Maggie O’Farrell’s tenth novel Land is a sprawling family saga. It traverses the landmarks of 19th century Irish history, including the Great Famine – with its corollary, incarceration in the ...

Accredited Genealogists Ireland (AGI), the accrediting and representative body for professional genealogists on the island of Ireland, has published a new resource on Ireland's Census returns in the ...

Mark Zuckerberg has bought Ireland's historic Strancally Castle near Meta's European headquarters. The acquisition comes as Meta faces a major US lawsuit over youth safety and data privacy allegations ...

A newly published archive of 19th-century Irish "wanted" posters allows family historians to uncover whether their ancestors were involved in historic criminal activity. The Law Reform Commission’s ...

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There are a number of Irish artists born in the 19th century whose work is currently selling for a fraction of the price of ...

CORK, IRELAND—The Irish Examiner reports that the remains of six people have been found under a partially demolished nineteenth-century pub in the medieval section of southwest Ireland’s city of Cork.

Maps do not merely chart territory; by naming places, fixing boundaries and recording ownership, they create an official version of the land that governments can classify, tax and control. Yet, as the ...

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Strancally Castle was built around 1830 on land overlooking the River Blackwater and underwent extensive renovation in 2003, according to a state architectural archive.