Irish Birth and Marriage certficates

Mine are in Cork and Dublin have already sent for a few on the Ireland site but they were wrong so am hoping they can be narrowed down more on that one .

[margaretmarch]

Thanks Margaret none of mine then, hope they will come soon

I'm lucky, mine are from Antrim and possibly Down so will be able to fill in some blanks!
Margaret

Thanks Margaret none of mine then, hope they will come soon

[margaretmarch]

thanks Elwyn I dont know what places Northern Ireland covers ?

Have a look here http://www.familytreeforum.com/conte...rthern-Ireland Val - 7 counties in NI.
Margaret

thanks Elwyn I dont know what places Northern Ireland covers ?

[Elwyn]

where can you see the images online please?

It's only possible to see them for Northern Ireland at present, on the GRONI site. However I understand that GRO Roscommon is planning something similar for the Republic of Ireland in the not too distant future. NI records are on:

https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk

where can you see the images online please?

[margaretmarch]

hi, thanks for your replies. I will take a look at those.

Christine, the marriage certificate details for one I want is on Ancestry but I want to send for the original copy plus a birth certificate. Im sure I saw somewhere that the Irish Certificates were £13.00.

jean

The ones from NI were £14 at one point but now you can see the images on line for £2 so that's what I'll be doing in future.
Margaret

[jean banaszak]

hi, thanks for your replies. I will take a look at those.

Christine, the marriage certificate details for one I want is on Ancestry but I want to send for the original copy plus a birth certificate. Im sure I saw somewhere that the Irish Certificates were £13.00.

jean

[Christine in Herts]

Have you checked that the record you want isn't amongst what's available on Ancestry, now?

Christine

[PhotoFamily]

And maybe this thread?

http://www.familytreeforum.com/showthread.php/101421-Irish-Civ-Reg-records

And FamilySearch does have a few Birth & Marriage records, 1864 - 187x. These are not just the Civil Reg Index (they have that, too, for more years), but the actual records for those years. You can tell it's the complete record by how much information is on it (the actual date, names of all parties, etc). If you find it, you can request it from them with their free scan service

[PhotoFamily]

This thread may help - do you need a certified cert (!) or just a copy?

http://www.familytreeforum.com/showthread.php/101421-Irish-Civ-Reg-records

[Elaine ..Spain]

It's 20 euros from the GRO ..

http://www.welfare.ie/en/Pages/General-Register-Office.aspx

[jean banaszak]

can anyone recommend a site to order a birth and marriage certficate for Cork, Ireland. Ive just looked at a few and they want anything from 30 to 40 euro for each one.

thanks
jean