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How do I find what I am looking for in the archive?
- Search the archive using keywords and date ranges to locate articles where you are not sure of the date
- Browse the archive by clicking the Browse button if you have specific dates you would like to research or read
Can I access births, deaths and marriages in the archives?
If the BDM's were published in the papers you will be able to find them here
I can't find the event on the date it happened.
Please note that events will be reported the day after they actually occurred, regarding events from earlier time periods, remember that the news may have only being reported several days later due to communications at the time
Some dates are not available in the archive.
This can be due to Bank or National Holidays or indeed newspaper strikes, however in some cases the original archive material is not available for digitisation.
When I look at scanned articles in Text View, some of the text is incorrect.
This is a result of the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) process, the quality of the text will depend upon the quality of the scanned image. In some cases words or characters will not be recognised resulting in spelling errors.

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Other Frequently Asked Questions

What are the details for Delivery & Collection details and options for Irish Newspaper Archive products

Newspaper Books/Baby Box

Destination Cost Est. Delivery Time
Ireland €10.50 03-05 Working Days
UK €15.00 05-07 Working Days
Europe

€30.00

07-10 Working Days
Rest of World €30.00 10-12 Working Days

Framed/Unframed Pages/Sports Books

Destination Cost Est. Delivery Time
Ireland
UK
Europe
Rest of World

In Store Collection

Framed/Unframed Pages/Sports Books Please allow 3 working days
Newspaper Books/Baby Box Please allow 5 working days

Collection Point Address

Irish Newspaper Archives HQ

Unit 2, St. Kieran’s Enterprise Centre,

Furze Road,

Sandyford,

Dublin 18,

Ireland

Can I sell material from the archives?
No you can't, all pages published are subject to copyright laws
Can I reuse any of the material from the archives?
Not without permission. Please email your request, including details of the article or photo, date of publication and page number to: info@irishnewspaperarchives.com
Can I email, print or save articles/pages from the archive?
Yes you can but only for personal use as all material published is subject to copyright laws

Page Sales, Photosales, Newspaper Reproductions

Can I purchase pages or full editions from the archive?
Yes you can please visit the Shop at http://www.irishnewsarchive.com/framed-pages
Can I purchase photographs from the archive?
No you cannot purchase photo's from the archives although we can provide unframed pages
Can I order back editions or back supplements?
We maintain back editions for approx. 1 month after which they are destroyed

Resources/Promotional Tools

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How it works? Tutorial

Searching the archive

Learn the basics of how to best search the archives to maximise your chances of success. This video also explains how to use filters like Date Range & Boolean Searching as well as how to sort and quickly move through search results.

Viewing your results

This video explains how to view search results with a quick explanation of the Article Window and its functionalities including how to post articles directly to Facebook & Twitter.

Browsing the archive

Browsing the archives allows you to quickly and easily go directly to a specific edition/date and then go through that edition page by page.

Viewing full editions

Learn how to use the Viewer to navigate through pages and sections as well as open individual articles.

Saving to my collection

Explains how best to clip articles to My Collection as well as outlining important information relating to this functionality.

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