Genealogist prepares for retirement after 35 years at the helm of the North Tipperary Genealogy Centre
Nora O'Meara has been at the helm of North Tipperary Genealogy Centre in Nenagh since it opened its doors in 1991
After almost 40 years at the helm of The Governor's House of the North Tipperary Genealogy Centre in Nenagh, genealogist Nora O'Meara MA is looking ahead to her retirement.
Ms O’Meara was pictured recently putting the finishing touches to a family portfolio at the Genealogy Centre, which provides a genealogical research service for people tracing their North Tipperary ancestors.
Nora, a graduate of Limerick University, holds a Masters Degree in History of the Family. A professional genealogist, she has been managing the service since its inception in 1991.
The Genealogy Centre, under the auspices of Tipperary County Council, is located in the Governor’s House of the former County Gaol in Nenagh.
Nora has worked at the Genealogy Centre for close on forty years, and is wished every good wish for her retirement and future from the North Tipperary Genealogy Centre.