Online will or will kit?A quick comparison to help you choose+
Compare the online will service and Irish will kit
Your choice
Online will
Irish will kit
How you work
Answer guided questions in your browser.
Work through downloadable forms yourself.
Your document
A will prepared from the answers you provide.
Will forms to complete, with instructions.
Your next step
Review, print and follow the signing instructions.
Complete, print and follow the signing instructions.
EXPERIENCE, WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH
Why choose IrishWills?
Helping people in Ireland put their plans in place since 2001.
Founded by a solicitor
Created by solicitor Martin O’Donoghue to make will-writing more accessible and easier to understand.
Easy to follow
Clear questions and practical explanations help you work through what matters to you.
Guidance along the way
From your first questions to the final signing step, the process is broken into manageable parts.
Martin O’DonoghueSolicitor & founder
OUR STORY · SINCE 2001
Helping Irish people plan ahead since 2001.
IrishWills.ie began as Ireland’s first online will-writing business. Almost 25 years later, our purpose is the same: to help people put their wishes in writing with confidence.
Founded by solicitor Martin O’Donoghue, our service was built on will templates prepared and approved by solicitors for Ireland, with clear guidance at every step.
Yes. Our online will and downloadable documents are designed for use in the Republic of Ireland.
Can I use a kit instead of making my will online?+
Yes. Our Last Will and Testament Kit offers downloadable forms and instructions for you to work through at your own pace. Prefer step-by-step questions? Choose our online will instead.
Do I need to sign my online will?+
Yes. To make your will legally valid, you must print and sign it with two witnesses present together, and each witness must sign in your presence. Follow the signing and witnessing instructions supplied with your will carefully.
What if I need advice about my circumstances?+
Personal circumstances can need individual advice. Speak with a solicitor if you are unsure whether a document is suitable for you.
FOR THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE LIFE MATTER
A little time today. A little peace of mind for tomorrow.