Funeral directors have expressed concerns about plans to introduce a €100 charge per death notice on the RIP.ie website.
100 for a permanent death notice on a globally accessible website with an online condolence book, really isn't a whole lot of money to pay.
Deaths notice website RIP.ie confirmed it is introducing a €100 fee for funeral directors to post a death notice on the platform from January.
The following deaths have occurred:- ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW. • Ann Elizabeth Mary (Elizabeth) Deehan (née O'Neill), 21 Derramore Park, ...
In a statement to The Journal, an RIP.ie spokesperson confirmed that a €100 charge will be introduced for funeral directors for the submission of each death ...
Monica Bagnall, Doneany, Kildare - 16th December 2024 (peacefully) in the wonderful care of the nurses and staff of Naas hospital. Predeceased by her loving ...
RIP.ie is introducing a new charge to post death notices on its website next year. From January, funeral directors will have to pay €100 to place obituaries on ...
“RIP.ie remains committed to offering an excellent service and a secure platform where bereaved families can be supported in commemorating their loved ones,” ...
The following deaths have taken place: - Tom Cassidy, Bundoran - Rita Quinn, Letterkenny - Janet Barriscale, St Johnston - Dinny Mc Laughlin, ...
A funeral director has described a €100 fee introduced for posting a death notice on obituary site RIP.ie as “excessive” and said the cost will have to be ...
The online death notice and funeral information, bought over by the Irish Times Group, will now charge €100 per notice.