Welcome to the PRONI website
Welcome to the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI). PRONI aims to identify, preserve and make available Northern Ireland's unique archival heritage and community memory.
Registration
You can carry out research in PRONI free of charge. To register you must bring photographic ID to obtain a visitor pass. See visiting PRONI for further details on registration and opening hours.
Travel Updates
The G8 Summit will be held in Northern Ireland on 17th – 18th June 2013. A substantial numbers of visitors are expected and some travel disruptions may occur. Anyone travelling to PRONI around this time, particularly overseas visitors, should consider leaving extra time for their journey. What can I do at PRONI?
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Use PRONI's collection of archives to research your family and local history. Browse our information leaflets, search our online archives and visit our state of the art new building. |
Visit our current exhibition 'A Century of Change, Conflict and Transformation' or browse our online exhibitions. You can also plan group visits or school trips. |
Attend talks or events being held throughout the year. Join our mailing list to ensure you never miss out on what's happening |
PRONI News
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Archives for Learning and Education Section Annual Conference at PRONIAn Archives and Records Association (ARA) event which will be held at PRONI on 24 June 2013 |
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New On-Street Parking - Titanic BoulevardNew on-street car parking will come into operation on Titanic Boulevard (outside PRONI entrance) on Monday 20th May 2013. |
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PRONI Records on CAIN – 1982 collectionPreviously secret records from 1982 are now available online. The documents have been added to the Conflict Archive on the INternet (CAIN) website as part of ongoing work between the University of Ulster and the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI). |
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Londonderry Papers Find Permanent Home in PRONIThe Public Record Office of Northern Ireland is delighted to announce the acquisition of the Londonderry papers (1670 – 1950). |
