Guinness Archive has preserved records and artifacts, dating from 1759, including photos, and 20,000 individual personnel records of past employees giving a glimpse into the history of St. James's Gate and Guinness' staff.
Why did the Vikings go to Ireland? What are the tops facts about Vikings in Ireland and their contributions here? We look at everything from the Viking timeline to the Viking Irish blood.
A ground-breaking recent genetic study revealed that the Viking invasions had a much bigger impact on Irish DNA than previously thought. How can you tell if you’re descended from Vikings?
With the release of the snarky, quippy, action-packed trailer for “Deadpool 2” we decided to take a look at the Irish Canadian’s roots and plans for Game of Thrones takeover!
An Irish name with great significance in American history and culture, the most famous Reagan worldwide is undoubtedly that of the 40th president of United States, Ronald Reagan.
"Chasing" your Irish ancestry is about a lot more than historical documents it's about real-life people and their incredible stories. Here's our exciting tale on discovering our families in Ireland and their journeys.
AnceStory NI provides in-depth archival expertise, and help in tracing roots and building family trees, for anyone wanting to know more about their family history in Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The Archives of the Archdiocese of New York has partnered with FindMyPast to digitize over eight million sacramental records that will be made available to the public.
Ireland's 1926 census - the first conducted by the Irish Free State - isn't scheduled to be released until 2027 but demands are being made for an early release.
