Welcome to the PRONI website
Welcome to the PRONI website. PRONI aims to identify, preserve and make available Northern Ireland's unique archival heritage and community memory.
You will find lots of information on PRONI, our services and our archives! We hope you find this site user friendly, helpful and informative.
Changes to PRONI services
PRONI is now open to the public at Titanic Quarter, Belfast.
We look forward to welcoming visitors to our new premises. Users are invited to make use of our new and improved facilities and services. These include:
- New copying facilities including a self-service digital camera
- Interactive, touchscreen information points with visual and audio content
- Free Wifi throughout the public areas
- Enlarged Search Room with electronic ordering, internet access and laptop points.
- Reading Room with 80 desks.
See contact us for our new mailing address and other new contact details.
PRONI News
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Words Melted into Motion: W.R. RodgersPRONI is hosting an exhibition on celebrated Belfast writer and broadcaster W.R. Rodgers. It will run from Monday 30th January to Friday 10th February 2012. |
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Exploring Local History Lecture Series Continues 23rd FebruaryThe PRONI/Open University lecture on the subject of 'Crime', which had been due to take place on 26th January will now be given on 23rd February. |
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Change to Exploring Local History LectureThere will be a change of subject and speaker for the Open University Exploring Local History Lecture on Thursday 26 January. Dr Janice Holmes will now deliver a presentation on the role of Religion in local history. |
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Linen Hall Lecture Series Continues 25th January.The next talk in the PRONI/Linen Hall Lecture Series will be deliverd by David Huddleston, Head of Records Management, Cataloguing and Access at PRONI. The title of the talk will be Coughs and Sneezes spread diseases: Medical and Health Records at PRONI. |
