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Getting a birth cert

frobisher · 2006-10-25 07:59:20

Anyone know how I get a copy of my birth cert?

25-10-2006 7:59am

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frobisher

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Anyone know how I get a copy of my birth cert?

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#2 25-10-2006 8:00am

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registrar of births marriages and deaths on lombard street, dublin

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#3 25-10-2006 9:32am

fillmore jive

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the church who baptized you usually has a copy as well.

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#4 25-10-2006 9:59am

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Joyce House on Lombard Street- you should be able to walk in and get a copy of it in about 20 mins flat.

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#5 25-10-2006 12:30pm

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It will cost €10 (I think) for a birth cert. aswell.

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#6 25-10-2006 12:50pm

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Or http://www.birthsdeathsmarriages.ie/ if you don't want to go out in that nasty weather. But you'll have to pay (a lot) extra.

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#7 25-10-2006 2:22pm

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fillmore jive wrote:

the church who baptized you usually has a copy as well.

That would be a baptismal cert - not a birth cert.

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#8 25-10-2006 3:18pm

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Does the hospital in which you were born not have a copy?

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