The Romanian community in Ireland has grown into one of the country's largest European communities — and with it, sadly, the need for a carrier who can take a loved one home properly. We have served Irish routes for years as one of our principal corridors: collection anywhere on the island, the ferry crossing, and the long road home, all under one fixed price.
The service, complete
- Collection anywhere in Ireland — Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway, Waterford or any town, from hospitals, mortuaries and funeral homes, 24/7.
- All Irish formalities — the death notification and registration paperwork, coroner's clearance where a death was referred, embalming and freedom-from-infection certificates, and the transport documents for the international journey.
- Regulation coffin certified for international transport, included.
- Door-to-door journey — ferry and road in our own certified fleet, to any locality in Romania or another European destination, with confirmations along the way.
- Coordination at home — with the family and the local funeral home, so the ceremony is ready when your loved one arrives.
Ireland to Romania — and beyond
Romania is the destination we are asked for most from Ireland, but the same service runs to Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria and the rest of Europe. Wherever home is, the shape is identical: one call, one team, one fixed price for the complete journey.
Frequently asked questions
How much does repatriation from Ireland to Romania cost?
The price depends on the collection point in Ireland and the destination in Romania, and is quoted as a fixed, final figure on the first call — all formalities, the regulation coffin, the ferry and the door-to-door road journey included. No hidden fees, ever.
How long does the journey from Ireland take?
Once the Irish paperwork is released, the journey — ferry plus the European road corridor — is typically completed within two to three days of departure, with the arrival window confirmed before we set off.
Do you cover Northern Ireland too?
Yes. Northern Ireland follows UK procedures and the Republic follows Irish ones — we handle both, and collections operate across the whole island, whichever side the death occurred on.