It has been operating as a free service for 19 years, however a bill of 100 euro will apply next month.
Death notices website rip.ie will begin charging funeral directors to add a listing from January.
It has been operating as a free service for 19 years, however a bill of 100 euro will apply next month.
The website was bought by the Irish Times group earlier this year.

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