Which website to purchase .ie?

Discussion in 'Domain Names' started by clickalot, Jan 31, 2009.

  1. #1
    I am looking to buy .ie (ireland) domain though I don't live in Ireland. (Don't know that matters).

    Unfortunately, godaddy and dynadot don't sell it. Could someone recommend me a similar website where I can purchase it? Preferably with 'private protection/id guard' even if I have to pay a $2.00 extra.

    Many thanks
    clickalot
     
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  2. webbusiness23

    webbusiness23 Member

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    Try name.com , i just browsed it and there are a lot of extension there.
     
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  3. clickalot

    clickalot Peon

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    Thanks webbusiness23 but they haven't got .ie. They do have .in, it & io but I need one for Ireland.

    Any others?
     
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  4. sandy_indianboy001

    sandy_indianboy001 Banned

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    ryanhami Peon

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    You Could Try Enom They Have Many Different Tdl's
     
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    oh god so many extensions, .com is a better idea.
     
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  7. clickalot

    clickalot Peon

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    Thanks Sandy. Geez, it costs like 70 Euro for just one year :eek:

    ryanhami - Thanks for the suggestion but I don't like Enom. CS is crap in my experience.

    falguni1,
    Of course .com is No.1 but I want to rank high in google.ie :D and I think this is the way.
     
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    MayurGondaliya Well-Known Member

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  9. clickalot

    clickalot Peon

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    Thanks. So far the cheapest I found is around 24 Euro.
     
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    saturn100 Well-Known Member

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    Hi I am Irish so can help you out here
    register365.com sell .ie's 24€ for a year
    blackknight.ie 19.95€ for a year

    However you can not just buy a .ie there are restrictions to it
    Basically you need it for an actual purpose
    Eg a business name (registered in ireland)

    here is a linkto the official Irish register website with full list of rules.

    I also recommend the website irishwebmasterforums.com
    Which is for irish webmasters

    Any question please pm me
     
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  11. clickalot

    clickalot Peon

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    Thanks Saturn. The information is useful and I'll follow it through.

    Cheers
    *click*
     
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  12. Riverrock73

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    I live in Ireland so I have an idea about irish registrars. The best is Letshost.ie
    .ie is 17.99.;)
    Register365.com dont even think about it. I used them at the begging when suddenly my domains control panel collapsed and i couldnt even access it to change my DNS. I called and chatted with support and they had no idea whats wrong ,I had to submit a ticket to the support to change the DNS for every single domain!
    At the end it took like a month or so until I found my panel Fixed!Dreadful :mad:

    If you are registering the domain for business you will have to submit papers like company registrations etc or they will drop the domain. If its personal then i think its ok but you still have show your relationship to the domain. Too much hassle just stick to .co.uk :cool:
     
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    here is a guide to .ie restrictions
    Restrictions Companies worldwide are allowed to register .IE Domains. However in order to register, applicants must provide certain supporting information:
    1. If the applicant based in Ireland: An Irish Company Number or an Irish Trademark number must be submitted to the IE Domain Registry.
    2. If the applicant based in the UK: A Company number or UK Trademark number and information showing that the company\'s has a connection to Ireland must be submitted to the IE Domain Registry. Copies of one or more invoices showing a trade connection with Ireland will be sufficient to show a connection to Ireland.
    3. If the applicant based outside of Ireland and the UK: A Company Certificate or Trademark Certificate and Information showing that the company\'s has a trade Connection with Ireland must be submitted to the IE Domain Registry. Copies of one or more invoices showing a trade connection with Ireland will be sufficient to show a connection to Ireland.
    There is no limitation on quantities of domains that can be registered, but if the name selection is not linked to a trademark or a company name, the choice must be convincingly explained to the Registry in the form of a detailed letter.
    Explicit / immoral domains and domains that reflect Irish geographical place names are not authorized and will be rejected by the registry.
    The IE Domain Registry policies apply to every registration and all applicants must provide the necessary supporting information or documentation within 30 days of your order in order for your application to be accepted.
     
    Riverrock73, Feb 12, 2009 IP