You can request copies of documents from our reprographic unit using the form on this page.
You’ll need to provide us with the following details:
There is a fee for this service, which covers the cost of copying and processing. Please see the summary notice of fees for more information.
| 1–5 pages, A4/A3 | €15.00 |
| 6–10 pages, A4/A3 | €20.00 |
| 11–20 pages, A4/A3 | €30.00 |
| 21–30 pages, A4/A3 | €40.00 |
| 31–40 pages, A4/A3 | €50.00 |
| 41–50 pages, A4/A3 | €60.00 |
| For orders more than 50 pages, price per each additional page | €1.00 |
Researchers working in the National Archives Reading Room can use our instant copying service. Copies are made available straight away, so you can keep researching without delay. Bring the document to our staff, who will help you with the copying.
A small fee applies for each copy made.
| A4/A3 page | €1.00 |
You can order certified copies of documents for legal purposes.
Learn more about certified copies
Not all items may be copied. Some documents are too fragile or large to be copied without risking damage. Our staff will assess the condition of the items you have requested and advise you on the best way to proceed.
Our team is available to answer any questions you may have about getting copies of documents. This ensures that you have the information you need while preserving the integrity of our collections.
The National Archives is committed to protecting your personal data. We retain your information only as long as necessary for its intended purpose. Once no longer needed, it will be securely destroyed in accordance with the Department of Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport's policy.
Certified copies have legal standing and are often needed for legal purposes. We provide certified copies for use in property conveyancing, title registration and court proceedings.
It’s important to understand copyright as a researcher. Read our guidelines to learn what copyright applies and how to apply for permission to use work.
Researchers are permitted to use a digital camera or a similar device to create copies of material strictly for private study.
To use materials from the National Archives in publications, whether for non-commercial or commercial purposes, you must secure permission by filling out the appropriate application form.