The Irish Will Guide

Are Online Wills Legal in Ireland?
Yes, an online will can be legal in Ireland. But “online” is where people get tripped up. In Ireland, what matters is not how the will is created. What matters is how it is executed (signed and witnessed). This guide explains what’s legal in Ireland, what isn’t, and the practical steps that make the difference between a valid will and a costly mistake. What “Online Will” Actually Means An “online will” usually means a will that is generated online using a template or guided form. That can be perfectly acceptable... Read more...
How Much Does It Cost to Make a Will in Ireland?
One of the main reasons people delay making a will in Ireland is simple: they assume it’s going to be expensive. That assumption isn’t irrational. Traditional solicitor-drafted wills often come with a price tag that feels hard to justify — especially if your circumstances are straightforward. But the cost of making a will in Ireland varies widely, and in many cases it’s far lower than people expect. This guide explains the typical costs, what you’re paying for at each level, and how to decide what makes sense for your situation... Read more...
How to Make a Will in Ireland (Without a Solicitor)
Most people in Ireland know they should make a will. They just don’t get around to it. It’s rarely about indifference. More often, the process feels heavier than it needs to be — expensive, awkward, and easier to postpone than to face. The reality is simpler than many people expect: for a large number of Irish adults, a solicitor is not required to make a legally valid will, provided the rules are followed correctly. This guide explains how wills work in Ireland, when professional advice is genuinely needed, and how... Read more...