In this edition we explore Irish history, heritage, and genealogy – from past traditions to modern AI innovations.
- Remembering William Deans and the History of the Dublin Docks
- Taylor-Made: The Swift Family‘s Irish Immigrant Love Story
- Lover : Letters from the Scandalous 19th-century Irish Diaspora
- Dublin’s Stained Glass: Highlights by Harry Clarke
- Saints and Scholars: the Magrath Clan and other Erenagh Hereditary
- Church Families
- Domhnach Mám Éan, the Connemara Harvest Festival
- Genealog-AI: How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Family History
Irish Lives Remembered is the Irish Family History Centre’s free digital magazine – dedicated to helping you trace your Irish ancestors. Packed with pages of Irish Genealogy resources, from special feature articles, book extracts and our regular columns: there’s something for everyone. So, whether you are a keen genealogy enthusiast, a beginner or simply interested in Irish family history, you are sure to find something of interest inside.
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2026: A New Chapter.
The Irish Family History Centre has long been located within EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, in the CHQ Building in Dublin’s Docklands. You’ll find us upstairs in the EPIC gift shop, where we offer consultations, genealogy research and personalised heritage experiences.
Now officially part of the EPIC family, we’re more closely connected than ever to the wider story of Irish emigration; helping people not only discover where their family came from, but better understand the journeys that shaped their story. You’ll find more up-to-date news about the Irish Family History Centre on the EPIC website.