1926 Census Records Unlock Irish History

0:00Europe news today, powered by AI, bringing you what matters across Europe. I'm Cory with the story. Tomorrow, the 1926 Census Records for Ireland Drop unlocking personal details on nearly three million folks who were there on the night of April 18th, 1926. These forms let you dig into your ancestors' jobs, if they spoke Irish, and who shared their homes or streets back in the free states early days. These are buzzing because it paints a real picture of life a century ago, and the project is roping in centenarians as ambassadors to share there. Reactions to seeing family records go public. It all kicked off with five million euros from Minister Catherine Martin back in November 2022, and now, Patrick O'Donovan is rolling out. Events like an RTE documentary in a theater production. Exhibitions hit Dublin, London, Boston, and spots across Ireland, so grab those records and trace your roots before the story's fade.