Earlier this year, the IGRS launched the 80th Anniversary Archive. We invited members and non-members alike to submit stories of their Irish-born ancestors (whether they spent their lives in Ireland or elsewhere).
We’ve already had lots of amazing stories sent in but we want more! If you haven’t submitted yet, what’s stopping you? Put pen to paper or fingers to keyboard and get going.
The full details of how to submit, the rules and a sample story can be found on the project homepage.
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