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=Ireland Civil Deaths - What else you can try=

This page will give you additional guidance and resources to find civil death information for your ancestor. Use this page after first completing the Ireland Civil Records page. If researching before 1864, see Ireland Guided Research.

Additional Databases and Online Resources

 * 1864-1870:  Ireland, Select Deaths, 1864-1870  at Ancestry ($)
 * 1864-1918:  Northern Ireland Civil Registration Search  at NIDirect.gov.uk ($)
 * 1864-1958:  Irish Deaths 1864-1958  at FindMyPast ($)
 * 1864-1958:  Ireland, Civil Registration Deaths Index, 1864-1958  at Ancestry ($)
 *  Search Burial/Death Records for Ireland  at RootsIreland.ie ($)

Substitute records may contain information about more than one event and are used when records for an event are not available. Records that are used to substitute for death events may not have been created at the time of the death. The accuracy of the record is contingent upon when the information was recorded. Search for information in multiple substitute records to confirm the accuracy of these records.

Tips for finding deaths
Successfully finding death records in online databases depends on a few key points. Try the following search suggestions:
 * Add information. For common names, add more information to narrow the search such as approximate age.
 * Spelling variations. Your ancestor's name may be misspelled. Search with spelling variations for the first and last name of your ancestor.
 * Know registration district. Because of the abundance of common names, knowing the registration district is important to narrow down the search. Go to Finding the Registration District to learn how to find the district.
 * Date range. Expand the date range of the search by 5 years.

Records Start Mandatory death registration started in 1864. Before this, deaths and burials can be found in church records (mainly the Roman Catholic Church or Church of Ireland). Although civil registration began in 1864, universal compliance did not occur for decades. Records Published Records Destroyed Civil registration records are generally complete.