Compare Virtual Address & Registered Office Services in Ireland (2026)
Every Irish company must have a registered office address in the State, and many founders prefer not to use their home address on the public CRO register. The providers below offer registered office addresses, virtual business addresses and mail handling — compare annual fees, mail forwarding and setup costs.
| Location | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Company Bureau Registered office with Ireland's formation specialists | €199/yr | — | €0 | Nationwide (HQ Dublin) |
| Iconic Offices Virtual offices in Dublin city centre | — | €49/mo | €25 | Dublin |
| Irish Formations Cork-based registered office and formations | €240/yr | — | — | Nationwide (HQ Cork) |
| Kinore Registered office bundled with accounting | €199/yr | €10/mo | — | Nationwide (HQ Dublin) |
| Regus Ireland Virtual offices in centres nationwide | — | €60/mo | €0 | Nationwide (HQ Dublin) |
Click a column heading to sort. Prices are entry-level "from" prices gathered from public provider pages and typically exclude VAT — confirm with the provider before buying.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a virtual address as my company's registered office?
Yes, provided the provider consents and mail sent there reliably reaches you — the registered office is where the CRO and Revenue serve official documents. It must be a physical address in the State (not a PO box).
What is the difference between a registered office and a business address?
The registered office is the company's official address on the CRO register for legal correspondence. A business or trading address is what you put on your website, invoices and Google listing. Many providers offer both, separately or bundled.