2027 Dublin Irish Research Trip

April 10–17, 2027

Join us in Dublin for an immersive week of Irish family history research, cultural discovery, and meaningful connection to your ancestral story. This tour is designed for genealogists of all experience levels who want focused time in Ireland’s premier archives along with guided experiences that bring the past to life.

Research & Records

Throughout the week, you’ll work in Dublin’s major genealogical repositories, including:

• National Archives of Ireland
• National Library of Ireland
• General Register Office
• Registry of Deeds
• Irish Family History Centre

Before beginning your research days, we’ll provide helpful overviews of each facility so you can determine which locations will best support your individual family history goals.

History Brought to Life

Beyond the archives, we’ll explore the world your ancestors knew — their homes, hardships, and hopes. Highlights include:

• Glasnevin Cemetery – stories of Dubliners from all walks of life
• 14 Henrietta Street – a powerful look at tenement living from Georgian grandeur to overcrowded poverty
• The Famine Experience Museum – understanding the forces that shaped Ireland’s most difficult era
• Famine Memorial Statues – a moving tribute along the River Liffey
• EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum – why they left, where they went, and how they shaped the world
• Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship – stepping aboard a replica of the ships that carried so many emigrants to new lives

Flexible, Supportive, and Personal

Each day’s research schedule will be shaped around the needs of our tour members, ensuring you get the most out of your time in Dublin. If you wish to extend your stay to visit your ancestral hometown, we are happy to assist with planning an optional add‑on trip.

Included in Your Tour

• 6 nights hotel accommodation with daily breakfast
• 3 group dinners
• Entrance fees for all listed tours and sites
• Transportation within Dublin for included activities