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Buried in Fingal
Interactive maps illustrating the locations of all burial grounds in the Fingal area managed by Fingal County Council.
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The Sale of Balbriggan
PDF Document recanting the sale of Balbriggan in 1875 by the Hamilton Family
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National Museum of Ireland
The National Museum of Ireland has four locations — three in Dublin and one in Mayo — each specialising in a particular area of culture and science.
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National Treasures
A campaign to crowd-source everyday objects that explore the history of the island of Ireland over the past 100 years, in association with RTÉ and the National Museum of Ireland.
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Dúchas Folklore Schools Collection
A collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s — a wonderful window into everyday life and local tradition.
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Ardgillan Castle
Situated on an elevated coastline between Balbriggan and Skerries, Ardgillan Castle and Demesne covers 194 acres of grassland, woodland and gardens overlooking the Irish Sea.
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Skerries Historical Society
Founded in 1948, the society’s members have contributed over 300 research papers on the local history of the Skerries area, all held in their archive.
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Drogheda Museum Millmount
Located on the ancient fort overlooking Drogheda and the river Boyne — gateway to a valley rich in heritage dating back over 9,000 years.
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Swords Heritage
Preserving Swords heritage for future generations.
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Howth Peninsula Heritage Society
Promoting all aspects of history and heritage as they relate to the island of Ireland, and in particular to the Howth Peninsula.
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Blanchardstown-Castleknock History Society
Established for people in the Dublin 15 area to attend talks and outings on historic subjects.
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National Archives
Ireland’s Official Historical Society .
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Explore Fingal
Discover Fingal in North Dublin — beaches, castles, coastal walks, events and great food.
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Fingal County Council
Established in 1994, Fingal County Council is the Local Authority for the administrative county of Fingal.
