Association of Professional Genealogists in Ireland
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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

 

 

 

APGI is a constituent member of the
Council of Irish Genealogical Organisations

 

News

March 2010.

CORK LIFELONG LEARNING FESTIVAL 2010
As part of the Cork Lifelong Learning Festival 2010, on Tuesday 23rd March from 11am to 2pm at the Cork City and County Archives in Great William O'Brien Street, APGI member Rosaleen Underwood will give a talk and workshop entitled 'Learn About Who You Are' with an emphasis on new developments in genealogy and websites. There will be individual consulations afterwards.



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IRISH COURT RECORDS
APGI member Steven Smyrl is giving a paper to the Clare Roots Society at 8pm on Thursday, March 18th in the Ennis Civic Rooms. The paper will look at court records in Ireland and what survived the conflagration of 1922. Particular reference will be given to surviving material for Co. Clare.



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February 2010.

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?

One of the biggest genealogical gatherings in the world this year will be Who Do You Think You Are? Live at the National Hall, Olympia, in London on 26-28 February. The event has hundreds of exhibition stands representing family history societies, record repositories and commercial organisations. In addition, there are lectures, workshops and appearances from celebrities featured on the Who Do You Think You Are? television series. Two APGI members, Helen Kelly and Paul Gorry, will be present, giving advice on Irish research.



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DIPLOMA IN FAMILY HISTORY (GENEALOGY)
The third Diploma in Family History course at Independent Colleges, Dublin, begins on Tuesday 9 February and it will conclude on 4 May. It is run by Independent Colleges in conjunction with APGI. The first such course began in February 2009 and the second in October.



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