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Leitrim Genealogy Centre Ballinamore LR
Leitrim County Council is inviting people from outside of County Leitrim to participate in the Diaspora survey, which aims to discover where the Leitrim Diaspora is in the world.
Leitrim’s History, Culture and Heritage have been made by the many generations of men and women whose descendants now live all over the world.
Throughout history, Leitrim has suffered a considerable population decline from a population in 1847, 160,000 to today, where the county’s population stands at approximately 35,000.
Emigration during this period has led to people with Leitrim heritage being relocated worldwide.
Leitrim County Council invites people with Leitrim heritage to participate to strengthen connections with Leitrim heritage worldwide.
A data privacy statement is included in the survey that can be found at https://wss.pollfish.com/link/b7d09630-125f-44ec-9b39-f79343766dc9.
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