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Some 3,800 people have applied for birth tracing information in the last year, according to the Adoption Authority of Ireland (AAI). 

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The Adoption Authority of Ireland said there has been significant progress but that further work still lies ahead.

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The Adoption Authority of Ireland (AAI) has said there has been a “seismic change” in relation to sharing adoption information in Ireland after staff numbers were almost doubled to handle thousands of new requests last year.

110 adoption applications were made in Ireland last year, of which 102 Adoption Orders were granted.

The Adoption Authority of Ireland (AAI) received 2,570 applications for birth certificates, birth information and medical information