Passports
The Credencial or Pilgrim’s Passport will give you access to the organised system of pilgrim accommodation in Spain, France and Portugal.
You will need to present the stamped credencial at the Pilgrim’s Office in Santiago, as proof of the journey, in order to earn the Compostela, a certificate of completion given to all pilgrims who walk the last 100km or cycle the last 200km to Santiago.
When you register at an albergue or visit a church or other historic site, you will receive a stamp (sello) in your passport. Once home this will serve as a unique souvenir of your pilgrimage.
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Stamps can also be obtained in churches, cafes, bars, hotels, tourist offices and so forth.
Where else can I get an Irish Pilgrim Passport?
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The Sacristy in St James's Church, James Street, Dublin 8.
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From Monday to Wednesday 9:30am to 12:30pm www.stjamesparish.ie​
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NB: Please Ring 01 4531143 to check that the Church Sacristy is open before you visit!
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Call of the Wild Outdoor Stores in Galway and Sligo
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Portwest Outdoor Stores in Galway, Westport & Killarney​​
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A Sportsmans Dream Outdoor Shop in Nenagh
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At the Camino Information Days in Cork, Dublin, Belfast and Galway.​
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A number of travel companies will help you to get the Irish Passport.​
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Charities and Schools should email info@caminosociety.ie
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Pilgrims Passport!
