Discover your Irish family story
Grow your family tree, uncover long-lost relatives and explore generations of historical records — researched for you by a qualified genealogist.
- Free initial assessment
- No obligation
- Typically 4+ generations
- Member, Irish Genealogical Research Society
- University of Limerick qualified
- Strictly confidential
- Typically 4+ generations
Four ways to explore your family
After a free, no-obligation assessment we help you choose the right project — a single family line, both sides of your tree, a search forward to living descendants, or a one-off query.
Learn moreSingle query
One focused question: a date, a place, a person.
Family history
A single line traced back through the generations.
Expanded family history
Both maternal and paternal branches together.
Descendant search
Forward from a known ancestor to living relatives.
Bring your family story to life
Behind every name is a place, a livelihood and a journey. We piece together the records — parish registers, census returns, land valuations and newspapers — into a story you can hold, share and pass on.
The result is a complete family history report, usually reaching four generations or more, written for you to keep.
See a sample reportYour journey, in five steps
From a free assessment to a finished report delivered to your inbox — here’s how it works.
- 1
Free assessment
Fill out the online form.
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Feedback & plan
We agree the right project.
- 3
The research
Across the available records.
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Report written
Compiled from the findings.
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Delivered to you
By email as a PDF.
Search the records others overlook
We work across the full range of Irish sources — and know how to read them, cross-reference them and fill the gaps left by the lost 19th-century censuses.
Genealogy is history on a personal scale. It helps satisfy a deep need to understand how we fit into the world around us — a journey of many lifetimes woven together, from the past to the present day.
Take the first steps on your own personal journey with My Ancestors.
In their words
“It was great to find out who my ancestors were, what they did and where they lived. As well as a detailed family tree, it was interesting to see the old newspaper clippings. I would highly recommend them.”
“We always wondered about our family history, where our ancestors lived and the times they lived in. We were overwhelmed by the amount of information we received. I now know who my great-great-great-great-grandfather was.”
Discover and treasure your unique family history
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