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AI named National Library of Ireland Catholic Parish Registers in July 2026.

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AI named National Library of Ireland Catholic Parish Registers alongside Internet Archive, Find Your Lost Russian and Ukrainian Family, and FamilySearch.

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None of these answers cited registers.nli.ie. AI leaned on youtube.com, reddit.com, and familytreemagazine.com.

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reddit.com (opens in a new tab)19%
familytreemagazine.com (opens in a new tab)6%
geneamusings.com (opens in a new tab)6%
heritagediscovered.com (opens in a new tab)6%

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What are the best online databases, beyond the major ones, for a genealogist to find obscure records?