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 of Irish Genealogical Organisations |
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News
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.
December 2011
On Wednesday 7th December 2011 APGI held its Annual General Meeting at the iconic new building occupied by the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) in Belfast’s historic Titanic Quarter. The meeting marked the culmination of the Association’s 25th anniversary, celebrating that APGI was founded in Belfast twenty-five years previously, in 1986.
Two new Fellows of the Association were created.
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October 2011
APGI will be out in force at the Back to Our Past event at the RDS, Dublin, on the weekend of 21-23 October. Members of APGI will be on hand at Stands 13 & 22, providing free advice on all aspects of genealogical research.
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September 2011
APGI members are assisting the National Library of Ireland Genealogical Advisory Service for the months of July, August and September.
August 2011
APGI members Nicola Morris and John Grenham are presenting the new RTE programme "The Genealogy Roadshow". The first series comprises four hour-long episodes, based in Adare Manor, Glenlo Abbey, Slane Castle and Carton House.
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July 2011
The highly-respected author and genealogist Brian Mitchell of Derry has recently become a member.
Apgi member, Fiona Fitzsimons was delighted to have her work acknowledged by President Obama in the speech he made in College Green, Dublin, 23rd May 2011.
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