Most Irish census, vital, and probate records from 1860 to 1922 were destroyed in a fire at the Public Record Office in Dublin, but many records remain.

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Catholic Parish Registers: Catholic birth, christening, marriage, death, and burial records. In Ireland, parish records are more complete and begin earlier than civil registrations.
Lord Viscount Morpeth's /hc/en-us/articles/53933347838227-/hc/en-us/articles/53933324412691-Testimonial Scroll: a document made up of 158,000 signatures gathered from across Ireland in 1841. The signers were supporters of Lord Morpeth, who was leaving political office. A small proportion of the names on the roll have locations written near them. Only one confirmed woman signed the roll; the rest of the signatures come from men.
Griffiths Valuation: an index of a million people who occupied property in Ireland between 1848 and 1864
Tithe Applotment Books: results of a land survey taken between 1820 and 1838 to determine the amount of tax payable by landholders to the Church of Ireland
Irish Records Extraction Database: a 100,000-name database of Irish vital records from 1600–1874 compiled from over 120 sources
Royal Irish Constabulary: Over 70,000 records containing details about men who joined the Irish police force between 1816 and 1921
Ireland Casualties of WWI: information on over 49,000 Irish men and women who died in World War I
British Army Medal Index Cards WWI: the most complete listing of people who fought in the British Army in WWI, containing approximately 90% of soldiers’ names