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    Default Irish Civil Registration Indexes

    The Irish Civil Registration Indexes have appeared here...

    https://pilot.familysearch.org/record...able;c=1408347

    I can't comment on accuracy or completeness.

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    I have found my aunt and uncle's births but cannot find the marriage of my grandparents. (Ireland)

    It is so difficult to search if you are not sure of the details but worth persevering and is free.

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    I've been able to find known events for my hubbies family, but not all events for a subject that would/should be presenting in that time frame. But I agree with Mutley, well work the look!! Loving that it's free of course!!

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    I've spotted my great grandfather's marriage.

    Now, does anyone know how best to apply for a copy? I mean the €6 photocopy not the €10 certificate

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    Peter

    I use the form obtainable via the website and send it via post. You include your credit card details on the form. The service is impressive. I've never waited more than two weeks before receiving the photocopy. I sent off for three certificates (photocopies) last Saturday.

    Good luck

    Andrew

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    Thanks Andrew. I had my doubts about whether the form was appropriate but I see now that I just hadn't read it thoroughly

    I'll give it a go.

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    What form available from the website? - what website.

    I am hopeless at finding stuff on this here webby, I shall be floundering around for weeks unless someone takes me by the mouse and leads me.
    Sadly, our dear friend Ann (alias Ladkyis) passed away on Thursday, 26th. December, 2019.
    Footprints on the sands of time

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    Joanna Bastyan
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    Can anybody tell me - can I apply for a certificate even if I haven't got the exact details.

    I can't find my grandmother's birth or the death of her mother 6 days later on the index but I do know most of the details.

    I don't know exact address where they took place just the name of the village.

    Will I be wasting my money applying for certificates (photocopies)?

    Has anyone got a certificate and been pleased with the info supplied?

    Many thanks
    Joanna

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    Thank you muchly I have put that in my favourites!
    Sadly, our dear friend Ann (alias Ladkyis) passed away on Thursday, 26th. December, 2019.
    Footprints on the sands of time

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