Official company records for Ireland, on demand
The full KYB report and the underlying registry filings for any company registered in Ireland — sourced directly from the official register, CORE. Registry-only, not aggregated, not resold. One purchase, no subscription.
Ireland at a glance
- Official register
- CORE
- Documents included
- Certificate of Incorporation, B1 Annual Return, Company Constitution, A1 Application to Register as a New Company
- Controlling entities
- Published by the register
- Shareholders & beneficial owners
- Published by the register
- How to order
- Search by company name
- Price per record
- US$19.00
What you receive
A Company Record is two things delivered together — the verified report and the official documents behind it, for one price.
The company, verified from the source
Company particulars, the people in control, and the shareholders and beneficial owners — with the ownership chain resolved, retrieved at the moment you buy from the official register, CORE.
- Registered company data & status
- Directors, officers & controlling parties
- Shareholders & beneficial owners, with the ownership chain resolved
The official documents on file
Every record comes with the standard set of registry documents needed for AML and KYB compliance — the official filings, straight from the source register.
- The standard AML & KYB compliance document set
- Official copies, straight from the register
- Further filings on the register — available on request
What a company record for Ireland contains
The fields returned for every company registered in Ireland, resolved from the official register.
Which documents you get
Two different things: the filings your purchase delivers, and the further filings the official register holds that it does not. Both are listed below.
Delivered with every record, at the price on this page — the standard set for AML and KYB compliance.
- Certificate of Incorporation
- B1 Annual Return
- Company Constitution
- A1 Application to Register as a New Company
Also on file at the official register, and not part of the purchase. Ask us for any of these and we will retrieve them for you.
- Letter of status - Companies
- Duplicate Cert - Certificate of Incorporation of Company
- Company Printout
- Last Months Statement
- Short Certificate (Public Service use only)
- Short Certificate for Business Names (Public Service use only)
- Certificate of Charge Companies
- Migrated Certificate
- Business Name Profile
- Financial Statement
- Financial Statement Certificate
- Form B10 - Change Director or Secretary Details
- Account Details
- Accounts Certification Page
- C6 Memo Of Satisfaction Of A Charge-full
- C17 Changes To Particulars Of Charge Holder
- B5 Return Of Allotments
- B5N- Allotment Of Shares- No Fee
- B7 Variation of Company Capital
- B77 Authorise Agent
- B9 Notice of increase in members (CLG - Companies Limited by Guarantee and PULC - Public Unlimited Company with no share capital only)
- G1P - Special Resolution
- H5 Return By A Company Purchasing Its Own Shares
- C1 Mort/ Charge Created By Irish Company
- B2 Change In Situation Of Reg Office
- B21 Statutory Declaration Pursuant To S. 60
- G2 Ordinary Resolution
- Notice of increase in nominal capital
- Capital duty statement
- M1 Notice Of Chg. To Single Members Company Reg 5
- B47 Notice(Letter) Of Resignation Of Auditor
- Auditors Report
Companies Registration Office
The Companies Registration Office (CRO) is the central repository of public statutory information on Irish companies, business names and limited partnerships. It operates under the aegis of the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, and its core functions are the incorporation of companies, enforcing the filing obligations of companies, making information on companies publicly available, and registering business names and limited partnerships. Statutory filings are delivered, and company documents searched and purchased, through the CRO's online portal, CORE.
Every Irish company must deliver an annual return, Form B1, electronically through CORE at least once in every year, whether trading or not. The B1 gives the public an annual snapshot of the company at its annual return date, and for the majority of companies the financial statements required by the Companies Act 2014 must be annexed to it; the first return, due six months after incorporation, is filed without financial statements. Electronic filing of the B1 and its financial statements has been mandatory since June 2017.
Beneficial ownership is held on a separate register, the Central Register of Beneficial Ownership of Companies and Industrial and Provident Societies (RBO). Access to it is tiered: competent authorities have full access, designated persons have restricted access, and public searches are limited to the number of beneficial owners filed for an entity. Company Records resolves beneficial ownership by following the registered shareholders up the ownership chain, entity by entity, from official registry filings, which works even where access to the RBO is restricted.
How it works
No account manager, no subscription, no waiting on a quote.
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Find the company in Ireland by name — no registration number needed.
Buy
One payment by card. No subscription, no minimum, no account manager.
Receive
Your record and filings arrive by email and in your account — usually within minutes.
Ireland company records — questions
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