Visa requirements for entering Ireland - Citizens Information
The type of visa you need depends on the purpose and length of your stay in Ireland. Short stay visas. If you want to come to Ireland for less than 3 months, you should apply for a short stay ‘C’ visa.You should apply for this type of visa if you want to come to Ireland as a tourist or to visit someone, for a business meeting, or to attend a short course.
MyGovID - Citizens Information
To use some online public services, you need to create a MyGovID account. MyGovID verifies your identity and provides a single account you can use to access a range of public services.. There are two types of MyGovID account: Basic account; Verified account
Courts - Citizens Information
There are five main courts in Ireland: The District Court; The Circuit Court; The High Court; The Court of Appeal; The Supreme Court; In criminal cases: The Circuit Criminal Court and the Special Criminal Court operate in place of the Circuit Court
How to renew your driving licence - Citizens Information
You can apply to renew your driving licence if it is expiring within 3 months or it expired less than 10 years ago. If your licence expired more than 10 years ago, you must complete a Driver Theory Test and then apply for a learner driver permit.
Disability Allowance - Citizens Information
Disability Allowance (DA) is a weekly allowance paid to people with a disability. You can get DA from 16 years of age. You can get Disability Allowance even if you are in school.
Healthcare services in Ireland - Citizens Information
Medical card. If your income is below a certain level you may get a medical card (Some people can get a card without an income test, for example, people who are entitled to a card under EU regulations).. With a medical card you can get public health services free of charge, including doctor visits and public hospital services.. The medical card covers the cost of prescription medicines but you ...
The Irish Constitution - Citizens Information
The Constitution contains 50 articles. Articles 1-39 define the functions of the State and its agencies and set out the separation of powers in the State.. Articles 40-44 provide for the fundamental rights of Irish citizens.. The remaining articles are: Article 45, which sets out directive principles of social policy. Article 46, which sets out how the Constitution may be amended
Introduction to income tax credits and reliefs - Citizens Information
In some cases, you can get a tax refund for specific expenses, for example, medical expenses or mortgage interest. The value of a tax allowance will depend on whether it is allowed at the highest rate of income tax that you pay or is restricted to the standard 20% rate.
When someone dies - Citizens Information
For many people, the loss of a loved one can lead to a reduction in the amount of money that is available to support you and your family. You may be entitled to help from the Department of Social Protection.. If your deceased spouse or civil partner made a will, you have an automatic right to a share in the estate, which is called a ‘legal right share’.
Fuel Allowance - Citizens Information
Fuel Allowance is a means-tested payment. This means that the Department of Social Protection (DSP) examines all your sources of income. Your gross weekly income must be below a certain amount to pass the means test.