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An Index of Birth, Marriage and Death notices in a 19th century Irish newspaper: IrishIndex.ca

An index of birth, marriage and death notices appearing in Freeman's Journal, a leading Irish newspaper published in Dublin in the early 19th century. The events include those occurring in Ireland as well as England, Scotland, Wales, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man.

Ancestors at Rest - Death Records for Ireland

Coffin plates, funeral cards, death cards, wills, memorial cards, cemeteries, vital stats, obituaries, church records, family bibles, cenotaphs and tombstone inscriptions.

Ancestry.com - Search Birth, Marriage & Death Records

Ancestry.com has searchable indexes; database results and some digitized images are available with a fee-based subscription.

CMC Record Project

Transcriptions of christenings, marriages, cemeteries & other records.

Emerald Ancestors - Northern Ireland Genealogy & Ulster Ancestry

Irish Genealogy website with online access to over 1 million birth, marriage, death and census records for Northern Ireland.

FamilySearch.org - Free Family History and Genealogy Records

Flyleaf Press - Index of Wills & Marriage Licenses for Dublin Diocese up to 1800

An index (on a single CD) of around 40,000 people from the records of the Diocesan court of Dublin Diocese, which served counties Dublin, Wicklow and parts of Kildare and Meath for the period up to 1800.

General Register Office (Northern Ireland)

Irish Ancestors - The Records

Irish Civil Registration: Microfilm, Internet and CD-Rom Availability

Article by Kyle Betit.

Irish Family History Foundation $

The Irish Family History Foundation has been the coordinating body for a network of county genealogy centres on the island of Ireland for over twenty five years. The genealogy centres’ databases include parish church records of baptisms, marriages and deaths, census returns and gravestone inscriptions. Millions of these records are searchable online, providing a unique resource for family historians not available on any other website. New records will be added as the computerization of sources continues in the local genealogy centres. You must be a registered user to search the index for free. To view an individual detail genealogy record you will need to purchase credit vouchers.

National Library of Ireland - Parish Registers

The main source for genealogical research in the Library is Roman Catholic Parish Registers. The Library holds microfilm copies of the records of most Roman Catholic parishes in Ireland for the years up to 1880 and in some cases to 1900.

Origins.net - Irish Origins $

Featuring Griffith's Valuation, censuses, electoral registers, marriage records, wills, burial, passenger lists, military, directories, maps, and more.

Presbyterian Church index | Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

Current index to the Presbyterian Church records that have been microfilmed by the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland.

The General Register Office / An tSeirbhís um Chlárú Sibhialta

UK Birth, Marriage and Death Certificates

A team of expert researchers specialising in acquiring replacement birth certificates, replacement marriage certificates, and replacement death certificates obtained from Government sources for England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

Vital Certificates - Birth, Marriage & Death Certificates

A UK-based company supplying official copies of vital records from England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and overseas registrations of UK citizens.

WorldVitalRecords.com - Bishops' Transcripts and Marriage Licenses, Bonds and Allegations, A Guide to Their Location and Indexes $

Bishops' Transcripts and Marriage Licenses, Bonds and Allegations, A Guide to Their Location and Indexes: Fourth Edition. Jeremy Gibson . (1997) This is a guide to the location of Bishops' Transcripts and of the records connected with the issuance of marriage licenses in England, Wales, and Ireland, such as Bonds and Allegations. Also included are abstracts, calendars, and indexes to marriage licenses, published or not, and when these are lacking there is an indication of the arrangement of the surviving documents. English marriage records were maintained in a wide variety of ecclesiastical courts. Anyone searching for marriage records prior to 1837, when civil registration was introduced, will find this simplified guide to be of inestimable value. This new edition includes maps of ecclesiastical jurisdictions.