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Does Ireland Have Postcodes?
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In the Republic of Ireland, none but Dublin City has postal codes that are really postal districts. The postal code system for Dublin is comparatively simple as odd numbers are addresses on the North side of the River Liffey.
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. A Government plan for the introduction of Post Codes in Ireland by Januray 2008 has not happened. There is no alternative implementation date published, no plan has been announced
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Ireland doesn't have postcodes as such, generally you just write the address, town and county. Dublin city does have postal districts though, see the attached link. For internet forms
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Northern Ireland has many postcodes. It depends on where you are writing to specifically, as to what the post code is.
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Ireland doesn't used post codes. To get something to Dundalk, all you need is the name of the person/company you are sending it to and then the first part of the address, like the
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