To celebrate the paper's 150th anniversary search the archive of The Irish Times for free until April 5th.
28 March 2009
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2 comments:
I began to search the Find you Ancestors section, but it was still a pay seven Euros for that section. I would not mind paying for my inormation, but with hundred of the same name I would be spending a fortune.
Claudia. Thanks for clarifying. That section isn't free.
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