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The 2008/2009 programme of events is now finished.

The 2009/2010 programme of events will be published here in the coming months.

The Irish Society for Archives was founded in December 1970 in response to the lack of a forum for the discussion of archival matters in Ireland. Its first meeting was held in the Physics Theatre, UCD, Earlsfort Terrace and those present elected Professor Robert Dudley Edwards as its first chair. It published the Irish Archives Bulletin which later grew into Irish Archives, which remains Ireland's only dedicated archives journal.

The Irish Society for Archives exists to promote the place of archives in Irish society. It publishes Irish Archives annually, a twice-annual newsletter and organizes lectures on topics of interest and concern to archivists, the users of archives and the wider public.

Members are welcome from all over Ireland and overseas.

Information on a career in archives. 

Other Notices

Limerick puts burial registers on internet
March 2009 edition of the ISA Newsletter
The Curious Case of the Mayo Librarian reviewed on Reading Archives blog
Speech by Martin Cullen, TD, on the launch of Irish Archives, Winter 2008
Letters and comment in the Irish Times re proposed merger of the NA, the NL and the IMC
(updated 27/11/2008)
 
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