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1911 Census Rosanna Hackett Zoe Reid Grace Mc Evoy

'Humans of Dublin 8: revealing the lives of the community through the 1911 census’

at the National Archives of Ireland

‘Humans of Dublin 8: revealing the lives of the community through the 1911 census’ at the National Archives of Ireland.

Join us in person for an enlightening journey into the past as we explore the National Archives census website to uncover the rich tapestry of life in Dublin 8 over a century ago.

Discover the demographics, occupations and living conditions of the area's residents and delve into individual stories that bring history to life. We'll provide a step-by-step guide on navigating the census records, offering insights into the community dynamics and historical context of the time. This talk promises to reveal fascinating details about Dublin 8's early 20th-century inhabitants and highlight the importance of historical research in understanding our present.

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the past and gain a deeper appreciation for Dublin 8's vibrant history!

The talks will be held in the Gregory O'Connor Seminar Room in the National Archives, Bishop Street. The talks will be 45 minutes long with time for Q&A.

Location The National Archives of Ireland

Friday 9 May 11.30am & 2.30pm

Free Event. Booking Required

Please note there are two separate booking links for these events. 

To book the 2.30pm talk, please click here 

To book the 11.30am talk, please click here 

Location The National Archives of Ireland

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Age Suitability

18+

Meeting Point

Reception in the National Archives, Bishop Street.

Friday 9 May 11.30am & 2.30pm

Free Event. Booking Required

Please note there are two separate booking links for these events. 

To book the 2.30pm talk, please click here 

To book the 11.30am talk, please click here