Baptism Certificate Request

Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace

Raheny

This form is for Baptisms which took place in Raheny Parish only.

All certificates requested via a form on the website must give 72 hours’ notice.
The person requesting the Baptism Certificate must be named in the form & upload photographic identification.
There is a €5 charge per certificate issued which will be posted to the address provided within the form.

Name of person for whom the Baptism Certificate is being requested*
Christian Name Surname
Date of Birth*
DD slash MM slash YYYY
Date of Baptism*
DD slash MM slash YYYY

Enter an approximate date if you are unsure of the exact date
Father's Name
Christian Surname
Mother's Name including Maiden name if applicable*
Christian Surname Maiden Name
Name & Address where certificate will be posted to*
Name Address City County / State / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Contact Phone Number*
Contact Email*
Enter Email Confirm Email
Upload Photographic Identification for person the Certificate will be posted to*
Accepted file types: jpg, png, pdf, Max. file size: 10 MB.
Driving Licence is perfect as it also includes the address, or alternatively Passport or Public Services Card.
Certificate Quantity*
Price: 10,00 €
There is a fee of €10 per certificate issued.
Total
0,00 €
Credit Card
Card Details
Cardholder Name
By submitting this form I/We give permission to Raheny parish to process my/our personal data.

In order to comply to GDPR, photographic identification must be provided for the person to whom the Certificate will be posted; this must be provided by uploading it to the online request form.
Consent*
- I consent / agree to the above Terms and Conditions.

About Raheny

Raheny is a modern suburb on the northside of Dublin City, formerly it was a compact rural village, surrounded by private estates, small farms and labourers’ cottages. It remained largely unchanged until the spread of Dublin City began in the 1950s when new housing estates crept over the green countryside, with schools, churches and shops built to cater for the growing population. However, with its remaining eighteenth and nineteenth century houses, churches and railway station, it still retains its village atmosphere more than many suburbs of Dublin City.

Parish of Raheny

Our Lady Mother of Divine Grace