How do I find out the original source of a record on familysearch?

[Janet in Yorkshire]

On family search I found the record of a marriage in Ireland: 11 Feb 1836 at Aghanagh, Co Sligo - Peter McDonogh married Rose Laden

https://www.familysearch.org/search/search/record/results?count=20&query=%2Bgivenname%3Apeter~%20%2Bsurname%3Amcdonogh~%20%2Bmarriage_year%3A1836-1836~

I've been using the free access to Irish records on Ancestry, but I'm not having any luck accessing the above marriage, despite trying just two single data entries.

I'm not very good with familysearch resources, especially when it is a broad collection, rather than a single parish. How do I find out the origin of the above entry?

Jay

[Elizabeth Herts]

I found this, Jay:

M701672

Marriages

SLI

Aghanagh

Roman Catholic

1800-1881

1555

[Elizabeth Herts]

I looked for the batch number.

http://www.archersoftware.co.uk/igi/m710000.htm

We used to use the batch numbers a lot but recently they haven't been so relevant to me.

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Thank you for that, Elizabeth. I have someone calling round in a minute, so will try to investigate further later this evening.

Jay

[Elaine]

The original is here

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633848#page/10/mode/1up

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Thank you Elaine. You're a star

Jay

[Elaine]

Heads back up:D

[kylejustin]

I would also suggest checking findmypast. Their transcripts are better and their irish parish registers are free to view, part of the deal they had to get them i suppose.

[Janet in Yorkshire]

Thanks Kyle, I'd forgotten about FMP having Irish records.

Jay