Irish Certificates

[DanWal1]

I am slightly confused of how to acquire Irish Certificates. The reason I say this is because you can order online for €20, but looking at previous threads on here you can apparently get them for €4. Is this true? If this is possible, could I get them for this cheap even though I live in the UK? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as you can tell I am a bit confused!!

[ballydw]

I am slightly confused of how to acquire Irish Certificates. The reason I say this is because you can order online for €20, but looking at previous threads on here you can apparently get them for €4. Is this true? If this is possible, could I get them for this cheap even though I live in the UK? Any help would be greatly appreciated, as you can tell I am a bit confused!!

Hi, www.groireland.ie where you can get a PHOTOCOPY CERT for 4€ - original will cost 20€

[DanWal1]

So does the photocopy contain all of the same information as the €20 one?

[hallmark]

So does the photocopy contain all of the same information as the €20 one?

www.groireland.ie where you can get a PHOTOCOPY CERT of original for 4€ - original on Parchment paper and Government Stamp will cost 20€ and is used for Official/Legal purposes

[DanWal1]

So does the photocopy contain all of the same information as the €20 one?

www.groireland.ie where you can get a PHOTOCOPY CERT of original for 4€ - original on Parchment paper and Government Stamp will cost 20€ and is used for Official/Legal purposes

Thanks, wonder why the Irish certificates are so much cheaper than English ones

[hallmark]

SSShhhhhush.....!!  :-))

[DanWal1]

Haha, one more question, what are the furthest back records that I can order on an Irish certificate?

[hallmark]

For  RC's 1865, C of I 1845

[hallmark]

http://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/Irish-civil-registration.html