Griffiths Valuation lists every landlord and occupier in Ireland, 1847-64 with acreage and annual va

So on Sunday the group arrived in Dublin and we met for a quick bite before some of us decided to take a Historical Walking tour. We met our young guide, travel agency business plan a graduate of Trinity College, in front of the main entrance of Trinity travel agency business plan College. This is of course a university plus it houses the Book of Kells. This is an illuminated manuscript Gospel book in Latin, containing travel agency business plan the four Gospels travel agency business plan of the New Testament together with various prefatory texts and tables. It was created by Celtic monks' ca. 800 or slightly earlier. We did not go in to see the Book as this was a walking tour of Dublin, with a slant on how politics shaped the country. This young man certainly knew his stuff and you can tell he really enjoyed his job. It was a good start to our trip with learning the background of the Irish struggle for independence and a little insight into how and why some records were created or in some cases not created. If I remember correctly it didn't rain on us! but since the tour centers around downtown Dublin, it was little noisy with lots of buses and people passing by. But it was well worth the 12 Euro for the 2 hour tour.  Met the whole group for a quick dinner and early night to get ready for the library.
We were literally across the street from the National Library of Dublin, travel agency business plan so off we went to meet with Cierra from the Genealogy department who gave us an overview of the resources available. Some of the things she thought we would be interested in knowing they had were:
Catholic Parish Registers (on microfilm) you can see the list of parishes on website (www.nli.ie) There is a little trick to finding the Catholic parish from the Civil parish.  I had the name of a town, so then they have some lists of diocese where this town would be in and from that you then look up the Catholic parish in the book "Tracing Your Irish Ancestor's" by John Grenham.  So I got the church name, Sacred Heart and St. Brigid in Kilcullen.
Griffiths Valuation lists every landlord and occupier in Ireland, 1847-64 with acreage and annual valuation.   You can access the index online at www.askaboutireland.ie  This is where I found one my surnames, Waters travel agency business plan living next door to a Dowling, the maiden name of his wife who I had found in a marriage record in the States. This gave me the name of the town (civil parish) that I converted into the Catholic parish.
They also have Trade and Social Directories, newspapers, Estate collections among other things.  We also were able to meet with professional genealogists they have on staff. You can show them what you have and they will give you some ideas on what you should try.
So off we went to work, but I am sorry to say my film of Sacred travel agency business plan Heart and St. Brigid was so faint I could not read it. My resolution is I got the email address of the Parish and pastor, so I will email them directly.