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Irish Origins has an [http://www.originsnetwork.com Irish wills index] covering 1016-1917, although the majority are within the range 1484-1858. Although you have to pay to use the index, there is very useful background information at their site.  
Irish Origins has an [http://www.originsnetwork.com Irish wills index] covering 1016-1917, although the majority are within the range 1484-1858. Although you have to pay to use the index, there is very useful background information at their site.  


Another way of access is to use the films from the Family History Library but this is obviously a more time-consuming route although less-expensive than buying the CD or using it at a library or FHS. Indexes of most courts are in microform, for example: ''Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland. 1536 - 1810'' edited by Sir Arthur Vicars is on film 0990303 or fiche 6026394 (6).  
Another way of access is to use the films from the FamilySearch Library but this is obviously a more time-consuming route although less-expensive than buying the CD or using it at a library or FHS. Indexes of most courts are in microform, for example: ''Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland. 1536 - 1810'' edited by Sir Arthur Vicars is on film 0990303 or fiche 6026394 (6).  


Then you would need to identify the correct film for a copy of the will or order a copy from the National Archives of Ireland (Republic) or PRONI (Northern Ireland).
Then you would need to identify the correct film for a copy of the will or order a copy from the National Archives of Ireland (Republic) or PRONI (Northern Ireland).