Tarifs

IRELAND

All applicants applying for a .ie domain name who are not situated in the 32 counties of Ireland, must demonstrate a Real and Substantive Connection with Ireland (with the exception of those applying by means of Community Trademark)

Examples of acceptable Documentation demonstrating substantial trade or commercial activity within Ireland are as follows:

• Copies of invoices (showing trade to or from Ireland),
• High-quality brochures showing a significant intention to trade in Ireland.
• a signed letter on headed paper from a bank manager, firm of chartered accountant(s), registered auditor(s), tax consultant(s) (where the tax advisor identification number is displayed), or solicitor(s) confirming the applicants trade with Ireland.

Category1: Personal Name

Requirements:

• The applicant must provide documentary evidence of the applicant's legal name: e.g., a copy of the applicant's passport or birth certificate

Category 2: Corporate Name

An Incorporated Company can register a domain name to reflect their corporate name. A Company can register multiple different domain names in this category. Only a company can have a corporate name and therefore only a company can register a domain name in this category.

• A Company applying under this category need only include their company number in the application.
• If the company is incorporated outside of Ireland, specifically UK or US, the company number must be included in the application. All applicants from any other country must submit a copy of the company's certificate of incorporation.

Category 3: Registered Trade Mark Name

Any applicant with a Registered Trademark is eligible to apply under this category.

• Irish, UK, US and Community trademarks need only supply their Trademark Number in the application.
• For any other country Trademark a copy of the Trademark Certificate must be supplied.
• Where the application is made on the basis of a pending TM application the Registry will require a copy of the TM application form and official filing receipt, along with a letter from the TM holder.
• Where the applicant is a licensed user of the trademark, the applicant must provide a signed letter on headed paper from the trademark holder authorising the applicant to register and hold the corresponding .IE domain.