Irish GRO search room to move in Dublin

From the Irish General Register Office, news about the forthcoming move of its search room in Dublin:

The office on Werburgh Street will close on Tuesday 30 September at 4.30pm. The office will relocate to the General Registrars Office (GRO) Research Rooms, Guild Building, Cork Street, Dublin 8 and will re-open on Tuesday 21 October at 9.30am.

The Research Rooms offer an email service Monday – Friday where you can request searches or photocopies, emails will be monitored during the move.

Our searches access all civil registration records up to present day.

Please email your request to GROResearchRoom@welfare.ie and a member of staff will reply as soon as possible.

For further details on the GRO service visit https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-social-protection/organisation-information/search-room-at-the-general-register-office-gro/.

(With thanks to Claire Bradley via BlueSky) 

Chris  

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