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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260522
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260525
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848399739
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260526
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848400764
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260527
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848400765
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260528
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260609
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260610
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260611
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165820Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260612
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260615
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260625
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260626
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260629
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260630
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260701
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260714
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260715
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260716
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260717
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260720
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260728
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260729
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260730
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848448939
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260731
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848449964
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260803
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165821Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260804
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
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 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260814
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260818
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260819
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260820
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260821
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260824
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260831
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848475585
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260901
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848476610
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260902
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848476611
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260903
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848477636
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260904
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848478661
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848479686
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260607T165822Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52832848480711
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Us: Census 1926 is a landmark exhibition marking t
 he online publication of the complete returns from the first census conduc
 ted in the Irish Free State. It explores the world reflected in the census
  and reveals what life was like in 1926: in towns and cities\, across rura
 l communities and islands\, from crowded urban tenements to the mansions o
 f the aristocracy.\n\nUsing contemporary documents and photographs\, audio
  visual displays\, and — at its heart — the census returns themselves\
 , the exhibition presents a vivid portrait of Ireland a century ago. Visit
 ors will encounter stories of work and daily life\, language and culture\,
  sport and entertainment\, religion\, gender\, and the social realities of
  a newly independent state.\n\nThe exhibition forms part of a major public
  programme presented by the National Archives\, with events in Ireland\, t
 he UK and the United States.\n\nA companion book\, The Story of Us: Indepe
 ndent Ireland and the 1926 Census\, is available for purchase online or th
 rough the Boston College Bookstore.\n\nThe exhibition will be open during 
 the library’s regular hours: 9am-5pm on Monday\, Tuesday\, Thursday\, an
 d Friday*\, and 9am-8pm on Wednesday. \n\n*Burns Library will close at 3pm
  on Fridays from May 22nd to August 14th.\n\nVisitors with accessibility n
 eeds are encouraged to contact Burns Library administrative assistant Caro
 line Pace (617-552-3282 / caroline.pace@bc.edu) in advance.\n\n \n\nMore o
 n the 1926 Irish Census\n\nThe 1926 Census of Ireland\, the first conducte
 d after independence\, was launched on 18 April on www.nationalarchives.ie
 . The National Archives made the entire census\, comprising over 700\,000 
 individual household returns\, freely available and fully searchable onlin
 e\, marking a momentous occasion in Irish history.\n\nThe release of the 1
 926 Census records saw one million users from the United States visit the 
 site during its first week online.\n\nThe online platform provides an unpr
 ecedented resource\, allowing users to efficiently navigate detailed house
 hold returns and offering a unique snapshot of life one hundred years ago
GEO:42.336704;-71.171364
LOCATION:Burns Library\, Trustees Room
SUMMARY:1926 Irish Census Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bc.edu/event/1926-irish-census-exhibition
CATEGORIES:Arts
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
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