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The release of Ireland’s 1926 Census has sparked extraordinary public interest in the people, places, and stories that shaped independent Ireland.
On 25 May 2026, UCC School of History, with support from @csoireland, with will host a public symposium exploring the impact and significance of this landmark archive release.
Registration is now open ~ link in our bio.
📷 MacCurtain Street, Cork city. Image courtesy of Cork City and County Archives Service.
The release of Ireland’s 1926 Census has sparked extraordinary public interest in the people, places, and stories that shaped independent Ireland.
On 25 May 2026, UCC School of History, with support from @csoireland, with will host a public symposium exploring the impact and significance of this landmark archive release.
Registration is now open ~ link in our bio.
📷 MacCurtain Street, Cork city. Image courtesy of Cork City and County Archives Service.
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