Irish mailing address format

The Irish mailing address format is as follows:

Format:

[Recipient's Name] [Street Address or House Number] [Town or City] [County] [Postcode (Eircode)]

Example:

John O'Connor 123 Main Street Dublin 2 Dublin D02 F5P2

Breakdown:

• Recipient's Name: The name of the person or organization being addressed.
• Street Address or House Number: The street address or house number of the recipient.
• Town or City: The town or city where the recipient is located.
• County: The county where the recipient is located. Note that some counties in Ireland have multiple towns or cities, so it's essential to include the town or city name as well.
• Postcode (Eircode): The unique postcode assigned to each address in Ireland. The Eircode is a 7-character code that helps with mail delivery and is used by postal services, online services, and other organizations.

Additional Tips:

• Use the correct county name, as some counties have multiple towns or cities.
• Use the correct town or city name, as some towns or cities may have multiple postcodes.
• Make sure to include the Eircode, as it helps with mail delivery and is used by postal services and other organizations.
• If the recipient is located in a rural area, you may need to include additional information, such as a townland or a specific location within the townland.

Eircode Format:

The Eircode format is as follows:

[D] [D] [D] [D] [D] [D] [D]

Where [D] represents a digit from 0 to 9.

For example:

D02 F5P2

The first two characters (D02) represent the county, and the last five characters (F5P2) represent the specific postcode within the county.