Electoral Register Online Registration

Email Address:* 

1. Full postal address of residence:*

2. Are there any other households/apartments contained as 1 above?

3. List below every person aged 18 years or over or those who will reach 18 years by 15th February next and who are ordinarily resident at the above address. Give each persons date of birth and tick the appropriate columns(s) to indicate citizenship.

If any of the persons listed wishes to be excluded from the edited register, tick also the relevent opt out box(es). The person completing this form should check with any other household members as regards their intentions concerning appearing on the edited register (See note D)

(i) Surname(ii) First Name(s)(iii) Date of Birth(iv) Citizenship(v) EDITED REGISTER
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4. If any person listed has taken up residence at the above address during the past year, please state the person's name and former address

It is an offence to fail to give the registration authority any information required for the purposes of its duties or to give false information

Name*

Daytime telephone number(in case of query)*

Notes

Next year's Register of Electors is now being compiled. To ensure that you and members of your house hold will be registered, complete and return this form IMMEDIATELY

A. BE SURE TO INCLUDE:

Every person over 18 living at your address

17 year olds who will be 18 by 15th February next

Any eligible person who normally lives at your address but is temporarily away

B. DO NOT INCLUDE:

A visitor staying temporarily at your address

C. CITIZENSHIP

While every resident is entitled to be registered, the registration authority needs to know a person's citizenship to determine the elections at which they may vote

The right to vote is as follows:

  • Irish citizens may vote at every election and referendum
  • British citizens may vote at Dail, European and local elections
  • EU citizens (other than British citizens) may vote at European and local elections
  • Non-EU citizens may vote at local elections

D. TWO VERSIONS OF THE REGISTER

Since 2004, regisration authorities are required to publish two versions of the register - the edited register and the full register

The full register lists everyone who is entitled to vote and can only be used for an electoral or other statutory purpose

EDITED REGISTER

The edited register contains the names and addresses of persons whose details can be used for a purpose other than an electoral or other statutory purpose e.g. for direct marketing use by a commercial or other organisation

If any member(s) of the household do not want their details to be included on the edited register, you should tick the relevant opt out box(es) in column (v) at part 3 of the form. If any household members want their registration details to be included (i.e. available for non-satutory uses), you should leave the relevant opt out box(es) blank

The person completing this form should check with any other household members as regards their intentions concerning appearing on the edited regist