Partner
A significant number of Irish singles still see marriage as the ideal long-term relationship, but many others are intent on finding a partner rather than a husband or wife. Today, society no longer sees the formality of a marriage licence as essential to setting the seal on a long-term commitment between two people.
PARSHIP Magazine
The route to finding a partner
In contrast to the dating sites which offer opportunities for people looking for fun, PARSHIP is a matchmaking service for people whose aim is serious relationship with a compatible and committed partner.
From a girlfriend to a partner
If your aim is to find a girlfriend, you need to make sure you are using an online dating service that genuinely meets your expectations and requirements. More than 400,000 single people in Ireland are prepared to look for love on the Internet, so there are a lot of potential girlfriends out there on the Web!
Success Stories
Valentines' in the Wicklow Mountains
Orla & Ron
It took a month to find love
Jacqui & Shaun
Your route to a partner
Rather than marriage as husband and wife, many couples now choose a stable committed relationship as partner and partner, In 2008, PARSHIP’s international Singles Survey revealed that, compared to other single people around Western Europe, singles in Ireland remain especially enthusiastic about the idea of marriage. On PARSHIP, the essential is that members are hoping for a long-term relationship with a person who is deeply compatible with them. Once you have found someone special, it is for the two of you to decide whether you eventually want to get married, or whether you are happy to remain as partners. In the first instance, you will be happy to know that PARSHIP records a success rate of almost 40%. In other words, almost 40% of Premium Members report that they have found a relationship – and hopefully a long-term partner – with PARSHIP’s help.