October 1st -13th
Talk in The National Library
Institutional, Hospital and Poor Law Union records in Ireland.
Date: 2pm Saturday 23rd October,
Seminar Room, National Library of Ireland.
Brian Donnelly is a Senior Archivist at the National Archives with responsibility for Business and Hospital records.
These are free ticketed events.
To apply for a ticket please email
[email protected]
Is this taking it too far?
Denying clergy access to patient records ‘a step towards paganism’
A priest has described as “outrageous” data protection measures which prevent him knowing if any of his parishioners are in hospital.
IRISHEXAMINER.COM
Great news from the NLI
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Reading Rooms - New Delivery Arrangements
With effect from Monday, 12 October, we will be introducing new order times for deliveries in our reading rooms. We will be introducing hourly deliveries in the Main Reading Room and in the Manuscript Reading Room at the following times:
Monday-Wednesday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00, 17.00, 18.00, 19.00
Thursday-Friday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00
Saturday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30
A maximum of 3 printed items (for example, books, journal issues, or microfilm reels) and 3 manuscript items or 3 rare books, can be ordered for each order cut-off time. If more than 3 printed items or 3 manuscript items are requested, the additional material will be reserved for subsequent order times.
The cut-off time for orders in a particular delivery is 15 minutes before the delivery time, e.g. last orders for the 10.30 delivery will be accepted at 10.15.
* Please note that orders for the 9.30 delivery must be placed by the last order time on the previous working day.
Irish Roots: Irish Family History Foundation can get it right
There can be too much complaining, especially in the face of additional new transcripts
IRISHTIMES.COM
Over €2.4m unclaimed from people who died without wills
Proposal to publish unclaimed Irish estates list under consideration, says department
IRISHTIMES.COM
http://www.irishtimes.com/…/i-don-t-have-a-single-piece-of-…
The ultimate brick wall
‘I don’t have a single piece of reliable information about who I am’
Barnardos course for adopted adults explores the complex emotions on all sides
WWW.IRISHTIMES.COM
The debate on Irish Slaves continues.
The unfree Irish in the Caribbean were indentured servants, not slaves
It’s a myth there were ‘Irish slaves’ in Barbados. As difficult as white servants’ experiences were,…
THEJOURNAL.IE|BY LIAM HOGAN, MATTHEW REILLY AND LAURA MCATACKNEY
While we wait for Ancestry and Find my Past to get all the Irish Catholic registers transcribed and indexed - Clare are stacking them up fast.
What's New
Clare County Library What's New
CLARELIBRARY.IE|BY CLARE COUNTY LIBRARY
HATCH MATCH AND DISPATCH
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That's how I tend to think about services that are recorded in church registers so it was a nice suprise today when the RCB L published their monthly archive, to discover that sometimes the registers can tell you a little more.
Church of Ireland - A Member of the Anglican Communion
The Official Home Pages of the Church of Ireland, part of the World Wide Anglican Communion.
IRELAND.ANGLICAN.ORG|BY CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS BOARD OF THE GENERAL SYNOD)
Talk in The National Library
Institutional, Hospital and Poor Law Union records in Ireland.
Date: 2pm Saturday 23rd October,
Seminar Room, National Library of Ireland.
Brian Donnelly is a Senior Archivist at the National Archives with responsibility for Business and Hospital records.
These are free ticketed events.
To apply for a ticket please email
[email protected]
Is this taking it too far?
Denying clergy access to patient records ‘a step towards paganism’
A priest has described as “outrageous” data protection measures which prevent him knowing if any of his parishioners are in hospital.
IRISHEXAMINER.COM
Great news from the NLI
*******************************************
Reading Rooms - New Delivery Arrangements
With effect from Monday, 12 October, we will be introducing new order times for deliveries in our reading rooms. We will be introducing hourly deliveries in the Main Reading Room and in the Manuscript Reading Room at the following times:
Monday-Wednesday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00, 17.00, 18.00, 19.00
Thursday-Friday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30, 12.30, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00
Saturday: 9.30, 10.30, 11.30
A maximum of 3 printed items (for example, books, journal issues, or microfilm reels) and 3 manuscript items or 3 rare books, can be ordered for each order cut-off time. If more than 3 printed items or 3 manuscript items are requested, the additional material will be reserved for subsequent order times.
The cut-off time for orders in a particular delivery is 15 minutes before the delivery time, e.g. last orders for the 10.30 delivery will be accepted at 10.15.
* Please note that orders for the 9.30 delivery must be placed by the last order time on the previous working day.
Irish Roots: Irish Family History Foundation can get it right
There can be too much complaining, especially in the face of additional new transcripts
IRISHTIMES.COM
Over €2.4m unclaimed from people who died without wills
Proposal to publish unclaimed Irish estates list under consideration, says department
IRISHTIMES.COM
http://www.irishtimes.com/…/i-don-t-have-a-single-piece-of-…
The ultimate brick wall
‘I don’t have a single piece of reliable information about who I am’
Barnardos course for adopted adults explores the complex emotions on all sides
WWW.IRISHTIMES.COM
The debate on Irish Slaves continues.
The unfree Irish in the Caribbean were indentured servants, not slaves
It’s a myth there were ‘Irish slaves’ in Barbados. As difficult as white servants’ experiences were,…
THEJOURNAL.IE|BY LIAM HOGAN, MATTHEW REILLY AND LAURA MCATACKNEY
While we wait for Ancestry and Find my Past to get all the Irish Catholic registers transcribed and indexed - Clare are stacking them up fast.
What's New
Clare County Library What's New
CLARELIBRARY.IE|BY CLARE COUNTY LIBRARY
HATCH MATCH AND DISPATCH
******************************************
That's how I tend to think about services that are recorded in church registers so it was a nice suprise today when the RCB L published their monthly archive, to discover that sometimes the registers can tell you a little more.
Church of Ireland - A Member of the Anglican Communion
The Official Home Pages of the Church of Ireland, part of the World Wide Anglican Communion.
IRELAND.ANGLICAN.ORG|BY CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS BOARD OF THE GENERAL SYNOD)
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