The Association
of Professional Genealogists in Ireland
(APGI), which was founded in 1986, acts as a regulating
body to maintain high standards amongst its members
and to protect the interests of clients. Our members
are drawn from every part of Ireland and represent
a wide variety of interests and expertise.
The ongoing involvement of individual
members in lecturing and publishing maintains our
position at the forefront of genealogical developments
in Ireland.
A copy of the constitution of the Association is available here.
Contacting APGI
If you wish to to
engage a genealogist please contact
individual members directly. Their
contact details will be found on
the Members
section of this site.
Enquiries
of a more general nature may be
directed to the Honorary Secretary
at: info@apgi.ie
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APGI is a constituent member of the
Council
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News
May 2012
IGRS talk
On Saturday 12th March APGI member Helen Kelly will deliver a lecture on Irish Census substitutes at
the IGRS London AGM.
The AGM will be held at the IGRS headquarters 34 Chepstow Villas, London W 11.
Back to Our Past
A new 14-page family history supplement called Back to Our Past, edited by APGI member Paul Gorry, appears in the May 2012 issue of the Senior Times. This Irish publication, aimed at the domestic market, is described as ‘The magazine for people who don’t act their age’, but the supplement is for all ages.
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April 2012
On Thursday 26th April, APGI member Fiona Fitzsimons was guest-speaker at the morning session of the TCD-UCD Innovation Academy and presented a paper
entitled 'Protecting your Intellectual Property'.
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APGI member Fiona Fitzsimons has uncovered new information on the Irish family background of Dracula author, Bram Stoker, that sheds new light on how
he came to create the book.
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The fourth edition of APGI member John Grenham's Tracing Your Irish Ancestors is now available from Gill & Macmillan.
March 2012
APGI members John Grenham and Rosaleen Underwood are among the speakers at the one-day "Tracing your People" conference due to take place in Cork on March
31st next. More details at the Cork Genealopgical Society website.
February 2012
APGI member Steven Smyrl has a new show, "Dead Money", about to start on RTE 1 on March 6th.
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Rob Davison reports on APGI members' activities at the London "Who Do You Think You Are?" show.
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January 2012
The Council of Irish Genealogical Organisations’s long-running campaign to improve data recorded in Irish death
registrations across the island of Ireland looks finally to be fulfilled in 2012!
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APGI member John Grenham's weekly "Irish Roots" column for The Irish Times is now part of their website's 'blog'
section, at irishtimes.com/blogs/irishroots.
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