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Irish people have a long history in London. They run right through the social strata from the very poorest people to the 1st Duke of Wellington. Over time, they’ve been an integral part of fabric of London, managing theatres like Bram Stoker or decorating the Houses of Parliament like Daniel Maclise. Places like Kilburn, Camden and Shepherd’s Bush still have large populations of people with Irish descent. Join Irish genealogist Claire Bradley for a talk about the London Irish and a discussion of how to find them in records.
14 March 2026
Claire Bradley is a professional genetic genealogist based in Dublin. She holds a Certificate in Family History from UCD and an MA in the History of the Family from the University of Limerick. As well as taking on traditional and DNA research for clients, Claire is a passionate educator, teaching a bi-annual course in Dublin and regularly lecturing in libraries and to societies, both in Ireland and countries with Irish diasporas. She is the Director of Irish Studies and Co-Director of DNA Studies with the US-based International Institute of Genealogical Studies, and a former chairperson of the Ireland Branch of the Irish Genealogical Research Society. She is also a co-founder of the Pro-Am Genies network, a platform that connects professional and aspiring genealogists, fostering collaboration and growth within the community. Her website is http://www.cbgenealogy.ie/
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