Irish Researchers Arvostelua 15

I’m happy with the outcome. They were able to trace part of my family background and present it in a simple way. The timeline was a little longer than expected, but the quality of work was good.

It was an average experience for me. The researchers seem knowledgeable and did provide some helpful details about my ancestry. Communication could have been a bit quicker, but I still got value from the service.

Good service and professional team. They helped me uncover records I couldn’t find myself. There was a slight delay at one point, but the final results were clear and useful. I’m satisfied with how it turned out.

had a decent experience overall. They managed to find some information about my Irish family history, which I appreciated. The process was a bit slower than I expected, but they kept in touch and explained things when needed.

A bit slow to respond, but the final report was clear and direct. No fluff.

They shared the actual documents, not just a family tree. That meant a lot to me.

Took a while, but they found my great-grandpa's baptism record. Definitely worth the wait.

Their research helped fill important gaps in my family tree and brought new stories to light.

Some of the records we wanted could not be found, but the findings we did recieve were interesting and well explained.

Trustworthy and reliable. Would recommend to others.

I’ve been struggling for months in hopes of find my g-grandfather’s birth certificate. My researcher got me a certified copy in 1 week. Amazing.

I hired IR on two different occasions a few years ago. I needed help on locating the parents of my ggfather. He came over during Ireland's potatoe famine. And later rehired them to locate info on my ggmother's brother and their parents. I was surprised that nothing was found on ggfather. BUT, a surprise was found in locating my ggmother's brother. Research showed he was born in Kansas as his siblings were from Ireland.

I thought Megan McIntyre did a great job of finding out about my great-great-grandfather Martin Cahill and if he ever came to USA or California from Ireland. I have original deeds to the property that the family owned on Cahill Ridge in San Mateo County, California in the 1880's that name Anthony Cahill (Martin's brother) and Mary Cahill (Anthony's sister) who transferred the property to my great grandfather Laurence Cahill, Sr. Turns out Martin (father of my great grandfather) died in Ireland at age 38 in 1855 and Megan found where his gravesite is. Megan also found where Martin Cahill lived in Ireland, who his parents were, and who he married in Ireland. Maps and coordinates in Ireland were also provided.

I have been doning genealogical research for almost 30 years and like many descendants of Irish ancestors, I hit a brick wall when it came to finding Irish records for my ancestors as there names were just too common. By hiring Irish Researchers, I was able to get many of my questions answered with a 54 page report. They also included specifics on unanswered questions. All sources were cited and I was impressed with how creative they were in sleuthing. It was a job well done!!

While we were not able to find the records we were hoping for, the researcher was very thorough and found a lot of interesting information for us. She did a great job and we would use this company again.