History

The IGRS was established in 1936 in London to encourage and promote the study of Irish genealogy and to collect books and manuscripts of genealogical value.  Membership is open to all who have an interest in Irish genealogy.
 
Membership benefits include:

• Access to the largest private library of Irish genealogical material in Britain
• Receipt of the Journal The Irish Genealogist produced annually and the bi-annual newsletter
• Inclusion in the register of members’ interests maintained by the Society
• Access to the Members Only section on the website where information and extracts from Library holdings will be posted and regularly changed as a service to members unable to visit the Library

How to join the society

For all these benefits and more, join the Society  For all these benefits and more, join the Society. Join on line.

 

About the Irish Genealogist

The Irish Genealogist has been the official publication of the Irish Genealogical Research Society since 1937. 

It is well recognised as a forerunner in the field of Irish genealogy and for making a unique scholarly contribution in the field of Irish genealogical studies for over 70 years.  

For the table of contents in the 2006 issue of The Irish Genealogist, please click here

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