Research and Resources

The Ireland Collection, developed in cooperation with Queen’s University Belfast, is an interdisciplinary collection of journals and other materials. It contains more than 70 titles, including journals with moving walls between 1 and 5 years and ceased journals from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. Over 200 monographs and 2,500 manuscript pages are included. The Ireland Collection adds titles and resources across the arts, humanities, and sciences in disciplines such as music, art, history, literature, archaeology, mathematics, and biology.

PLEASE NOTE: Tipperary County Council Library Service has subscribed to the JSTOR’s archival journal collections on behalf of its patrons. Access to this archive is available only in branches on our public PCs.

Discipline-specific archive collections – About JSTOR

The Irish Newspapers Archive is the world’s largest and oldest online database of Irish Newspapers. Through the Irish Newspaper Archives gateway you will find the world’s most complete Irish newspaper archive which provides a fast and easy way to access newspapers from 1738 all the up to the current day. Newspapers offer interesting insights into historical events and through them researchers can compare the different views around the country of any given topic.

PLEASE NOTE: Tipperary County Council Library Service has subscribed to the Irish Newspapers Archive on behalf of its patrons. Access to this archive is available only in branches on our public PCs.

Irish Newspapers Archive

The Irish Times Archive is a complete reproduction of every page of The Irish Times from 1859 allowing you to explore over 160 years of Irish Times journalism, as it originally appeared in print. Searchable by keyword and date, researchers can view reproductions of the original print issues.

PLEASE NOTE: Tipperary County Council Library Service has subscribed to the Irish Times Archive on behalf of its patrons. Access to this archive is available only in branches on our public PCs.

The Irish Times Newspaper Archive

Tipperary Studies is dedicated to documenting and preserving the County’s rich cultural, social, economic and sporting histories. Whether you’re interested in researching history, tracing your family tree or studying for a school project we can help.

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Tipperary’s Studies vast and ever growing collection on the county’s history and heritage includes books, journals, local newspapers, maps, images including photos and postcards, archives and ephemera. There is a large focus on making much of the unique Tipperary material available in digital format.

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An exhaustive list of servicemen who died during the Great War or as a result of injuries received. The Archive has expanded on the list of entries recorded in Ireland’s Memorial Records and gives added detail about family connections, residence, etc., where such has been identified. Tipperary’s War graves and Irish servicewomen are also recorded.

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