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Ireland telephone numbers

Location
Location of Ireland (dark green)
Country	Ireland
Continent	Europe
Regulator	ComReg
Type	Open
NSN length	7–9
Format	0xx xxx xxxx
Access codes
Country calling code	+353
International call prefix	00
Trunk prefix	0
List of Ireland dialing codes

Numbers on the Irish telephone numbering plan are regulated and assigned to operators by ComReg.

Overview[edit]

Telephone numbers in Ireland are part of an open numbering plan that allows variations in number length. The Irish format is similar to systems used in many parts of Europe, notably the Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Belgium and France, where geographical numbers are organised using a logic of large regional prefixes, which are then further subdivided into smaller regions. It differs from UK numbering, which originated as alphanumeric codes based on town names.

Irish Mobile and non–geographic numbers are fixed length and do not support local dialling.

The trunk prefix 0 is used to access numbers outside the local area and for all mobile calls. This is followed by an area code, referred to as a National Dialling Code (NDC), the first digit of which indicates the geographical area or type of service (e.g. mobile).

Calls made from mobile phones and some VoIP systems always require the full area code and phone number.

In common with most European countries, the trunk prefix 0 must be omitted when calling Irish numbers from abroad.

General structure of Irish numbering[edit]

Irish area codes vary in length, between one and three digits (excluding the leading 0), and subscribers’ numbers are between five and seven digits.

As optional local dialling is facilitated, Irish geographic numbers cannot begin with 0 (trunk prefix), 1 (special number prefix) or 999 (emergency services). However, mobile numbers use the full range of digits, as local dialling is not supported on mobile networks, and the area code must always be dialled.

A migration to a standard format, 0xx xxx xxxx, is in progress; however, to avoid disruption, this process is only being carried out as needed, where existing area codes and local numbering systems have reached full capacity. There is currently no plan to move to a closed numbering system.

Number formats[edit]

Irish geographic numbers vary in length from area to area, but follow standard formats within each area code.

The area code, or prefix, is normally separated by a space, or less commonly, may be displayed in parentheses (brackets). Numbers are usually grouped into easy to read clusters, separated by spaces or hyphens for ease of use.

The use of spaces is recommended by ComReg for ease of compatibility with online services, such as linking to a phone number in a mobile browser, copying and pasting into mobile diallers etc

Other characters, such as / or . are not used as separators.

Area codes / prefixes are always separated from the subscriber number. Merging or reformatting these tends to cause confusion or make numbers look unfamiliar.

While formats vary, numbers are usually printed (e.g. in telephone directories) as follows:

Geographic:

01 XXX XXXX – Dublin area
0XX XXX XXXX – All other 7-digit areas
0XX XXX XXX – 6-digit areas
0XX XXXXX – 5-digit areas
0X0X XXXXX – 5-digit areas

Non-geographic

1800 XXX XXX – Freephone/Toll Free
0818 XXX XXX – Standard Rate

Mobile

08X XXX XXXX

Mobile M2M (Machine to Machine)

088 XXXXX XXXXX

Alphanumeric dialling, using letters as mnemonics for advertising etc is supported, but is rarely used.

Geographical numbering[edit]

Irish geographical numbering is structured on a regional basis and follows a logical hierarchy.

These directory areas correspond approximately to the following geographical regions:

01 – Greater Dublin Area
02 – Cork
04 – Northeast
05 – Southeast
06 – Midwest and Southwest
07 – Northwest
09 – West

The Midlands is covered by several regional codes.

Except for the 01 area, each area is further subdivided into smaller areas (NDCs). Usually, the main city or town in the area is 0x1 e.g. 021 (Cork), 061 (Limerick), 091 (Galway).

Regional overview[edit]

Directory area	National Dialling Codes (NDCs)	Region and cities / towns
`01`	`01` – single NDC for entire region	Dublin area: extends to certain parts of Wicklow, Meath and Kildare.
`02`	`021` to `029`	Cork area: `021`: Cork `022`: Mallow `023`: Bandon `024`: Youghal `025`: Fermoy `026`: Macroom `027`: Bantry `028`: Skibbereen `029`: Kanturk
`04`	`0402`, `0404`, `041` to `047` and `049`	Northeast and Midlands: `0402`: Arklow `0404`: Wicklow `041`: Drogheda `042`: Dundalk and Carrickmacross `043`: Longford `044`: Mullingar `045`: Naas `046`: Navan and Edenderry `047`: Monaghan `049`: Cavan and Oldcastle
`05`	`0504`, `0505`, `051` to `053`, `056` to `059`	Midlands and Southeast: `0504`: Thurles `0505`: Roscrea `051`: Waterford, New Ross and Carrick–on–Suir `052`: Clonmel `053`: Wexford `056`: Kilkenny `057`: Portlaoise and Tullamore `058`: Dungarvan `059`: Carlow, Athy and Baltinglass
`06`	`061` to `069`	Midwest and Southwest: `061`: Limerick and Scarriff `062`: Tipperary `063`: Charleville `064`: Killarney `065`: Ennis `066`: Tralee `067`: Nenagh `068`: Listowel `069`: Newcastle West
`07`	`071` and `074`	Northwest `071`: Sligo and Carrick–on–Shannon `074`: Letterkenny
`09`	`090`, `091`, `093` to `099`	West and Midlands `090`: Athlone, Ballinasloe and Roscommon `091`: Galway `093`: Tuam `094`: Castlebar and Castlerea `095`: Clifden `096`: Ballina `097`: Belmullet `098`: Westport `099`: Kilronan

ComReg maintains a map of area codes here.

Mobile services[edit]

Mobile phone numbers start with the prefix 08x and are part of a closed numbering plan, which means that a mobile phone number must have 10 digits. Calls to landlines and other mobiles require the area code on a mobile phone.

New numbers are assigned on prefixes and ranges managed by a specific operator. However, as full mobile number portability has been in operation since 2003, it is no longer possible to reliably identify which network a particular number is on. For example, a newly assigned Three number would begin with 083, but may have been ported to another operator in the meantime.

Mobile network operators (MNOs)[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`083` and `086`	Three Ireland	`086` previously belonged to O₂, formerly Digifone, formerly Esat.
`085`	eir mobile	previously known as Meteor and eMobile
`087`	Vodafone Ireland	formerly Eircell

Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs)[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`083`	BlueFace	Hosted on Three
`085`	GoMo	Hosted on eir mobile
`087`	An Post Mobile	Hosted on Vodafone
Clear Mobile	Hosted on Vodafone
`089`	48	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `2` and `4`
Tesco Mobile
Lycamobile	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `9`
Virgin Mobile	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `60` and `61`

M2M (Machine to Machine) Communication[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`088`	All networks	Reserved for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, using the format `088 xxxxx xxxxx`. This prefix was originally used for the Eircell TACS network active from 1985 to 2001.

Direct to voicemail number[edit]

Mobile phone numbers also have their own voicemail number. To access this, the number 5 should be put after the prefix. For example, the mobile number 08x xxx xxxx has the voicemail number 08x 5 xxx xxxx.

On some networks, when the direct to voicemail number is called, the voicemail greeting for that network is played (e.g. Vodafone, eir Mobile), while others request a phone number followed by the voicemail greeting for that number (e.g. Three). Users can press the hash key (#) to gain access to the voicemail box.

Calls to Northern Ireland[edit]

Although Northern Ireland is part of the UK numbering plan, a special arrangement exists for calling Northern Irish landlines from the Republic of Ireland.

Calls to Northern Ireland can be dialled using the 048 prefix or by dialling the number in the full international format. Most Irish operators treat calls to Northern Ireland at national or even local rates. Similar charging arrangements apply when calling the Republic of Ireland from Northern Ireland.

For example, to reach Belfast landline 90xx xxxx, subscribers can dial either 048 90xx xxxx or 00 44 28 90xx xxxx.

Northern Ireland mobile phones use the same mobile numbering and networks as other parts of the UK – calls must be dialled using the 00 44 7xxx xxx xxx format.

International calls[edit]

In common with all EU countries, the international access code is 00.

Numbers should be dialled as follows: 00 – country code – area code – local number.

All mobile phones and some VoIP services also support the international E.164 number format, so a + may be optionally used instead of 00.

Reserved numbers[edit]

03 – reserved for future changes in the numbering plan
07 – all except 0707, 0700, 071, 074 and 076 are reserved without assigned purpose
0707 – reserved for personal numbering
0800 – reserved

Special numbers[edit]

00 – international access
020 91x xxxx – drama use (although the rest of 020 is free)
0700 – personal numbering
076 – VoIP services – (being withdrawn.)
080 – mailbox for landline users (formerly access code for Northern Ireland)
089 011 0xxx^[1] – drama use

Speed dial short numbers to contact carriers[edit]

1901 – eir
1902 – Digiweb
1903 – Tesco Mobile
1904 – BT Ireland
1905 – eir mobile
1907 – Vodafone Ireland
1908 – Virgin Mobile Ireland
1913 – Three Ireland
1910 – Magnet Networks
1977 – NUACOM Ireland

Operator services[edit]

General operator assistance no longer exists in Ireland.

118xx – Directory enquiries (multiple commercial providers offer a variety of services in this number range)

Emergency services[edit]

The emergency number for Ireland is 112. This is harmonised across the EU.

To avoid confusion, the long–established 999 continues to be advertised alongside 112. Either number can be dialed.

Services provided[edit]

Ambulance
Garda Síochána
Fire and rescue
Irish Coast Guard
Cliff and mountain rescue

SMS emergency service[edit]

112 can also be contacted by SMS. While the service is open to all users, it is primarily aimed at the deaf community.

Pre-registration used to be required. Further information can be found at [1].

Premium rate numbers[edit]

Premium rate voice[edit]

Irish premium rate telephone numbers start with 15 and are read in two-digit blocks e.g. 1550 is «fifteen fifty».

The rates given below are from ComReg and are indicative only. One must check with their specific telephone service provider for exact rates.

NDC	Maximum price (ComReg)	Notes
`1512`	€0.50 per call	Premium rate untimed
`1513`	€0.70 per call
`1514`	€0.90 per call
`1515`	€1.20 per call
`1516`	€1.80 per call
`1517`	€2.50 per call
`1518`	€3.50 per call
`1520`	€0.30 per minute	Premium rate timed
`1530`	€0.50 per minute
`1540`	€0.70 per minute
`1550`	€1.20 per minute
`1560`	€1.80 per minute
`1570`	€2.50 per minute
`1580`	€2.40 per minute
`1590`	€3.50 per minute
`1598`	Premium rate adult non–live
`1599`	Premium rate adult live

Premium rate SMS[edit]

NDC	Maximum price (ComReg)	Notes
`51XXX`	€0.16 per SMS	Premium rate SMS
`53XXX`	€0.30 per SMS
`58XXX`	variable price – see advertising
`59XXX`

A special 50XXX code is used for free–of–charge SMS.

Premium rate services in Ireland are regulated by ComReg.^[2]

Non–geographic numbers (Freephone & Standard rate)[edit]

Irish non-geographic numbers consist of two national prefixes and the international freephone service.

0818 – Charged as landline call, and are included in bundled minutes. 6-digit numbers in the format 0818 XXX XXX
1800 – Freephone / toll free (from all Irish mobile and landlines. 6-digit numbers in the format 1800 xxx xxx
00 800 – Freephone / toll free (from all Irish mobile and landlines. 8-digit numbers in the format 00 800 xxxx xxxx

Where high volume ‘bursty traffic’ is anticipated, such as on-air radio competition lines, the first two digits of the phone number are always 71. For example:
1800 71x xxx or 0818 71x xxx. This allows the telephone network to manage traffic during number analysis, even before the call is routed.

Ireland’s non-geographic numbers and pricing structures were simplified and old shared-cost prefixes were withdrawn on 1 January 2022.
These changes mean that calls to non-geographic numbers are either freephone, or always included in call bundles, ensuring consumers are not confused by out of bundle, or other unusual charges.

NDC Prefix	Charging	Description	Notes
`1800`	Free	National freephone / toll free	Free on all voice services in Ireland. Not reachable outside Ireland.
`0818`	Timed	Charged as a landline call	Included in call bundles on voice services in Ireland. Called as `+353 818` from outside Ireland
`00800`	Free	International freephone / toll free	Free on all voice services in Ireland. Can be dialled as `+800` in many countries.

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, several numbers in the 1850 and 1890 ranges will remain in service until 2023. This is to avoid disruption to essential health services during a time of high volumes of calls. These will remain in service until 30 November 2023, alongside new numbers that have replaced them. Advertising of these numbers will cease. Calls to these numbers will be charged on the same basis as calls to landlines or 0818 and included in call bundles.^[3]

Freephone numbers are free to call from mobile handsets; however, the recipient can elect to refuse mobile–originated calls or choose to accept calls only from predefined geographical region(s).

NB: 1800 can only be dialled from within Ireland. Numbers should never be printed or presented in the international format +353 1800 as these clash with working Dublin landline numbers in the 01 area +353 1 800 xxxx. Alternative geographic numbers, or an 0818 number should be used instead, if international access is required.

Following a 2019 review^[4] of non–geographic numbers Comreg decided to withdraw and close the 1850, 1890 and 076 number ranges by 1 January 2022. During the transition period, these ranges were geo–rated (charged as if they are geographical numbers).

From August 2019, various telecoms providers announced price changes which took effect on, or just before, 1 December 2019, including Virgin Media Business, in2tel, Virgin Media, eir, Tesco Mobile, Three, Digiweb, Pure Telecom, 48 months and Sky.

From 1 January 2022 callers to the withdrawn prefixes receive recorded announcements.

Internet access numbers[edit]

1891 – reduced cost internet access (possibly timed)
1892 – local rate internet access (timed)
1893 – variable cost internet access (timed)

Carrier selection (per call)[edit]

13xxx – carrier selection (third party long distance, international and internet services). These codes override the default carrier.

Carrier preselect is normally used where the exchange automatically uses the customer’s preferred provider(s).

Network engineering codes[edit]

199xxx... – network operator-specific engineering codes (undefined length). These codes are generally not published.

Line information codes[edit]

These services give the user more information about their phone line (applicable only to lines provided using the OpenEir access network.)

Check phone number associated with line / automatic number announcement circuit (ANAC)[edit]

199000 – reads out the subscriber’s telephone number.

Check preset carrier[edit]

Check which carrier a subscriber is using for each category of call:

19800 – international calls
19822 – local calls
19801 – calls to other parts of the Republic of Ireland, Irish mobile numbers and landlines in Northern Ireland.

Voicemail[edit]

171 – used to access voicemail on all networks: fixed line (POTS and Cable), all mobile operators and many VoIP providers.

Call management services / supplementary service codes[edit]

Special short codes are used to control various supplementary services offered by digital local exchanges. These services were first introduced as PhonePlus in 1981, on the first generation of Alcatel E10 and Ericsson AXE digital exchanges used in Ireland, and were rolled out nationally throughout the 1980s.

These services are available on all Irish PSTN lines, regardless of operator. There is a more expansive range of services available, but these are the most commonly used. Different codes apply on cable telephony lines, such as those provided by Virgin Media Ireland and on VoIP providers.

PSTN lines and some ISDN services[edit]

Caller ID services[edit]

141 – caller ID default override – withhold caller ID on this call
142 – caller ID default override – present caller ID on this call
1471 – check last missed call. The system will verbally announce details of the last missed call
#93# – delete missed call information from network memory

Call waiting[edit]

*43# – setup
*#43# – check status
#43# – cancel

Answering call waiting[edit]

R0 – reject call (or send to voicemail) and temporarily suspend call waiting service for this call.
R1 – answer waiting call and disconnect current call.
R2 – answer waiting call and place current call on hold/or swap between calls.
R3 – merge both calls into a three–way call.

Conference/three–way calling[edit]

While on a phone call a subscriber can press the R key on their phone and dial the number they wish to add to the conversation.
Dial R3 to begin conference/three–way call.
R2 allows a subscriber to separate the calls and swap between them.

Call hold / transfer to another extension[edit]

R – places call on hold. Hang up and telephone will ring until call on hold is picked up again.

Call forwarding (unconditional)[edit]

*21*(phone number)# – forward all calls to (phone number)
*#21# – check status
#21# – deactivate

When this service is active, the dial tone changes to a two–frequency ‘siren’ tone.

Alarm / reminder call[edit]

*55*[time in 4–digit 24h format]# e.g. for 8:30 am dial *55*0830#
*#55# – check status
#55# – cancel

Most exchanges confirm setup with a verbal announcement; however, some exchanges may use a ringing tone to indicate successful service setup and a busy tone to indicate an error/invalid code.

Services on Virgin Media Ireland cable network[edit]

(Codes are unique to Virgin Media Ireland and do not follow ETSI guidelines)

Caller ID services[edit]

141 – caller ID default override – withhold caller ID on this call
142 – caller ID default override – present caller ID on this call

Call forwarding[edit]

Call forwarding (unconditional)[edit]

*70 – immediately followed by (phone number)
#70 – deactivate

Forwarding to voicemail[edit]

*75 – activate when busy
#75 – deactivate when busy
*77 – forward if unanswered
#77 – deactivate if unanswered

Call waiting[edit]

*72 – activate
#72 – deactivate

Answering call waiting[edit]

R1 – answer waiting call and disconnect current call.
R2 – answer waiting call and place current call on hold or swap between calls.

Anonymous call rejection[edit]

*90 – activate
#90 – deactivate

Redial last number called[edit]

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The subscriber will either hear a tone or a voice message to confirm services have been set up or deactivated.

Mobiles[edit]

GSM supplementary service codes – All of Ireland’s mobile providers use the standard GSM codes to control special services such as call forwarding, barring, call waiting etc.

Number changes[edit]

Several major number changes have occurred since 1990. The telephone number changes in Dublin and Cork took several years to complete, as they were busier area codes with few available lead digits.
Other number changes took place in just one step, with all numbers being changed simultaneously.

To minimise disruption simultaneous working was enabled, allowing old numbers to remain mapped and active for a run-in period of one year. Caller ID only displayed the new numbers. This was followed by recorded announcements which remained active for at least a year, advising callers of the number change. Eventually this would be replaced by a dialling error message.

1990–1994[edit]

Dublin (01) changes to 7-digits.

All local numbers with the area code 01 changed from 6–digits to 7–digits in five stages between 1990 and 1994:
- On 2 April 1990, numbers beginning with 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 70 and 79 were prefixed with 6.
- On 8 April 1991, numbers beginning with 8 and 69 were prefixed with 2.
- On 4 April 1992, numbers beginning with 4 and the remaining 6–digit numbers beginning with 2 were prefixed with 8. Numbers beginning with 95 and 98 were prefixed with 2.
- On 24 April 1993, numbers beginning with 75, 780, 781, 782, 783 and 784 were prefixed with 4, while numbers beginning with 60, 61, 68, 71, 76, 77, 785and 789 were prefixed with 6, and numbers beginning with 72, 73, 74, 786, 787 and 788 were prefixed with 8.
- On 16 April 1994, numbers beginning with 3 were prefixed with 8, while numbers beginning with 5 and 9 were prefixed with 4.

1998–2000[edit]

Cork (021) changes to 7 digits.

All local numbers with the area code 021 changed from 6–digits to 7–digits in two stages.
- From September 1998, numbers beginning with 40 were prefixed with 2, while numbers beginning with 43 and 33 were prefixed by 7.
- From February 2000, numbers beginning with 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 were prefixed with 4.

2000–2001[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 041 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Drogheda minimum numbering area (MNA) were prefixed by 98 and in the Ardee MNA by 68.
All local numbers with the area code 042 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Dundalk MNA were prefixed by 93, in the Carrickmacross MNA by 96 and the Castleblayney MNA by 97.
All local numbers with the area code 049 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Cavan MNA were prefixed by 43, in the Cootehill MNA by 55, in the Oldcastle MNA by 85 and the Belturbet MNA by 95.
All local numbers with the area code 065 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Ennis MNA were prefixed by 68, in the Ennistymon MNA by 70 and the Kilrush MNA by 90.
All local numbers with the area code 066 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Tralee MNA were prefixed by 71, in the Dingle MNA by 91, in the Cahirciveen MNA by 94 and the Killorglin MNA by 97.
The prefix 080 was previously used for calls to Northern Ireland, but this changed to 048 following the Big Number Change.

2002–2003[edit]

Area codes in parts of counties Meath and Offaly were merged into the single area code 046, including Navan, Nobber, Kells, Trim, Enfield and Edenderry. The 0405 area code was abolished. All local numbers became 7–digit.
All local numbers with the area code 056 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Kilkenny MNA were prefixed by 77, in the Castlecomer MNA by 44 and the Freshford MNA by 88.
Area codes in County Carlow and parts of counties Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois and Wicklow were merged into a new area code 059, including Carlow, Muine Bheag, Athy and Baltinglass. The area codes abolished were 0503, 0507 and 0508. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in County Sligo and County Leitrim and parts of counties Cavan, Donegal and Roscommon were merged into the single area code 071, including Sligo, Boyle, Carrick-on-Shannon, Drumshanbo, Manorhamilton. The area codes abolished were 072, 078 and 079. All local numbers became 7–digit.
The majority of area codes in County Donegal were merged into the single area code 074, including Letterkenny, Lifford, Ramelton, Buncrana, Dungloe and Donegal. The area codes abolished were 073, 075 and 077. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in parts of counties Galway, Offaly, Roscommon, Westmeath and Longford were merged into a new area code 090, including Athlone, Banagher (North), Ballinasloe, Roscommon, Portumna.^{[note 1]} The area codes abolished were 0902, 0903 and 0905. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in parts of counties Galway, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo were merged into the single area code 094, including Castlebar, Swinford, Claremorris, Ballinrobe, Castlerea and Ballaghaderreen. The area codes abolished were 0907 and 092. All local numbers became 7–digit.

^ In 2002 the Portumna MNA split from the area code 0509 and merged into the new area code 090.

2005–2007[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 044 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Rochfortbridge MNA were prefixed by 92, in the Mullingar MNA by 93 and the Castlepollard MNA by 96.
Area codes in County Wexford and parts of counties Carlow and Wicklow were merged into the single area code 053, including Wexford, Enniscorthy, Ferns and Gorey. The area codes abolished were 054and 055. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in counties Laois and Offaly and parts of counties Galway and Westmeath were merged into the single area code 057, including Portlaoise, Abbeyleix, Tullamore and Birr. The area codes abolished were 0502, 0506 and 0509. All local numbers became 7–digit.

2009–2010[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 023 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Bandon MNA beginning with 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 were prefixed by 88, while numbers beginning with 6 were prefixed by 66.
All local numbers with the area code 043 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Longford MNA were prefixed by 33 and in the Edgeworthstown MNA by 66.
All local numbers with the area code 052 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Clonmel MNA were prefixed by 61, in the Cahir MNA by 74 and the Killenaule MNA by 91.
All local numbers with the area code 064 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Killarney MNA were prefixed by 66 and in the Rathmore MNA by 77.

Mobile numbering[edit]

Mobile numbering became 7–digit in the mid–1990s

Possible future changes[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 01 are currently 7–digits, but may change to 8–digits in the future, although breaking the city into separate area codes would match the rest of the national system.

A review and public consultation on the future of Ireland’s numbering plan was undertaken.^[5]

Historical numbering[edit]

Defunct non-geographic codes[edit]

1850 – Local rate, shared cost, untimed
1890 – Local rate, shared cost, timed
076 or +353 76 – VoIP services

All of the above were withdrawn on 1 January 2022.

Defunct access codes[edit]

16 – former international access code^[6]
03 – formerly used for calls to Great Britain. The format was 03 + NDC code + local number.^[7]
08 – formerly used for Northern Ireland landlines
084 – formerly used for Belfast landlines^[8]

Defunct operator services[edit]

10 – national operator assistance (withdrawn in 2007)
114 – international operator assistance (withdrawn in 2007)
910 – operator-assisted calls to some areas without direct dialling (withdrawn in the early 1980s)
1190 – Telecom Éireann national directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11811, originally 190)
1197 – Telecom Éireann UK directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11818, originally 197)
1198 – Telecom Éireann international directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11818, originally 198)
191 – Telecom Éireann repair services (withdrawn in the late 1990s)
196 – telemessaging services, whereby callers could ask an operator to send a postcard with a printed message (withdrawn in the late 1990s)

A range of numbers from 192, 193 and 194 were once used for various Telecom Éireann customer service and account service lines.

Defunct information services[edit]

1191 – speaking clock (withdrawn on 27 August 2018)

Historical Northern Ireland access codes[edit]

before 2000: 08 followed by Northern Irish area code and phone number e.g. Belfast 01232 xxx xxx was reached by dialling 08 01232 xxx xxx.

Belfast could previously be reached by dialling 084 in place of the UK area code 0232.^[8]

Historical Great Britain access codes[edit]

Until the early 1990s, the 03 numbering range was originally used for calls to Great Britain,^[9] including the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, with the Irish prefix 030 replacing the UK trunk code 0.^[7]^[10]

Calls to British cities using the director telephone system were also possible using shorter codes:

031 – London (01)^[11]
032 – Birmingham (021)^[12]
033 – Edinburgh (031)^[12]
034 – Glasgow (041)^[12]
035 – Liverpool (051)^[12]
036 – Manchester (061)^[12]

031 was replaced with 03071^[13] and 03081^[14] when 01 was split into the area codes 071 and 081 in 1990.

Use of 03 for this purpose was discontinued in 1993, when the international access code changed from 16 to 00, with calls to Great Britain (but not Northern Ireland) requiring the country code +44 and the area code in full.^[15]

References[edit]

^ «Numbering Conditions of Use and Application Process» (PDF). Commission for Communications Regulation. Retrieved 11 January 2022.
^ What are phone-paid/premium rate services?
^ https://www.comreg.ie/media/2021/09/ComReg2189.pdf^{[bare URL PDF]}
^ «Review of Non-Geographic Numbers». Commission for Communications Regulation. 16 August 2017. Archived from the original on 17 April 2019. Retrieved 17 April 2019.
^ The Evolution of Geographic Telephone Numbering in Ireland, ComReg, 19 December 2013
^ Birnbaum’s Ireland, 1991, Stephen Birnbaum, Houghton Mifflin, 1990, page 151
^ ^a ^b Festivals in Great Britain, Northern Ireland & Eire: A List with Forecast Dates and Policies, Richard Gregson-Williams, John Offord Publications, 1986, page 108
^ ^a ^b Ireland: A Directory, Jim O’Donnell, Institute of Public Administration, 1984, page 247
^ Multinational Executive Travel Companion, Guides to Multinational Business, 1992, page 244
^ Ireland, Institute of Public Administration., 1991, page 173
^ Ireland: A Directory, Jim O’Donnell, Institute of Public Administration, 1985, page 18
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Ireland, Administration Yearbook and Diary, Institute of Public Administration, 1980, page 333
^ State Directory, Stationery Office, 1992, page 76
^ Benn’s Media Directory, Benn, 1992, page 292
^ Ireland, Institute of Public Administration, 1994, page 14

Sources

ITU allocations list

External links[edit]

Comreg homepage
Comreg:Geographic Numbering Areas (pdf)

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Ireland telephone numbers

Location
Location of Ireland (dark green)
Country	Ireland
Continent	Europe
Regulator	ComReg
Type	Open
NSN length	7–9
Format	0xx xxx xxxx
Access codes
Country calling code	+353
International call prefix	00
Trunk prefix	0
List of Ireland dialing codes

Numbers on the Irish telephone numbering plan are regulated and assigned to operators by ComReg.

Overview[edit]

Irish Mobile and non–geographic numbers are fixed length and do not support local dialling.

Calls made from mobile phones and some VoIP systems always require the full area code and phone number.

In common with most European countries, the trunk prefix 0 must be omitted when calling Irish numbers from abroad.

General structure of Irish numbering[edit]

Irish area codes vary in length, between one and three digits (excluding the leading 0), and subscribers’ numbers are between five and seven digits.

Number formats[edit]

Irish geographic numbers vary in length from area to area, but follow standard formats within each area code.

The use of spaces is recommended by ComReg for ease of compatibility with online services, such as linking to a phone number in a mobile browser, copying and pasting into mobile diallers etc

Other characters, such as / or . are not used as separators.

Area codes / prefixes are always separated from the subscriber number. Merging or reformatting these tends to cause confusion or make numbers look unfamiliar.

While formats vary, numbers are usually printed (e.g. in telephone directories) as follows:

Geographic:

01 XXX XXXX – Dublin area
0XX XXX XXXX – All other 7-digit areas
0XX XXX XXX – 6-digit areas
0XX XXXXX – 5-digit areas
0X0X XXXXX – 5-digit areas

Non-geographic

1800 XXX XXX – Freephone/Toll Free
0818 XXX XXX – Standard Rate

Mobile

08X XXX XXXX

Mobile M2M (Machine to Machine)

088 XXXXX XXXXX

Alphanumeric dialling, using letters as mnemonics for advertising etc is supported, but is rarely used.

Geographical numbering[edit]

Irish geographical numbering is structured on a regional basis and follows a logical hierarchy.

These directory areas correspond approximately to the following geographical regions:

01 – Greater Dublin Area
02 – Cork
04 – Northeast
05 – Southeast
06 – Midwest and Southwest
07 – Northwest
09 – West

The Midlands is covered by several regional codes.

Except for the 01 area, each area is further subdivided into smaller areas (NDCs). Usually, the main city or town in the area is 0x1 e.g. 021 (Cork), 061 (Limerick), 091 (Galway).

Regional overview[edit]

Directory area	National Dialling Codes (NDCs)	Region and cities / towns
`01`	`01` – single NDC for entire region	Dublin area: extends to certain parts of Wicklow, Meath and Kildare.
`02`	`021` to `029`	Cork area: `021`: Cork `022`: Mallow `023`: Bandon `024`: Youghal `025`: Fermoy `026`: Macroom `027`: Bantry `028`: Skibbereen `029`: Kanturk
`04`	`0402`, `0404`, `041` to `047` and `049`	Northeast and Midlands: `0402`: Arklow `0404`: Wicklow `041`: Drogheda `042`: Dundalk and Carrickmacross `043`: Longford `044`: Mullingar `045`: Naas `046`: Navan and Edenderry `047`: Monaghan `049`: Cavan and Oldcastle
`05`	`0504`, `0505`, `051` to `053`, `056` to `059`	Midlands and Southeast: `0504`: Thurles `0505`: Roscrea `051`: Waterford, New Ross and Carrick–on–Suir `052`: Clonmel `053`: Wexford `056`: Kilkenny `057`: Portlaoise and Tullamore `058`: Dungarvan `059`: Carlow, Athy and Baltinglass
`06`	`061` to `069`	Midwest and Southwest: `061`: Limerick and Scarriff `062`: Tipperary `063`: Charleville `064`: Killarney `065`: Ennis `066`: Tralee `067`: Nenagh `068`: Listowel `069`: Newcastle West
`07`	`071` and `074`	Northwest `071`: Sligo and Carrick–on–Shannon `074`: Letterkenny
`09`	`090`, `091`, `093` to `099`	West and Midlands `090`: Athlone, Ballinasloe and Roscommon `091`: Galway `093`: Tuam `094`: Castlebar and Castlerea `095`: Clifden `096`: Ballina `097`: Belmullet `098`: Westport `099`: Kilronan

ComReg maintains a map of area codes here.

Mobile services[edit]

Mobile network operators (MNOs)[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`083` and `086`	Three Ireland	`086` previously belonged to O₂, formerly Digifone, formerly Esat.
`085`	eir mobile	previously known as Meteor and eMobile
`087`	Vodafone Ireland	formerly Eircell

Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs)[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`083`	BlueFace	Hosted on Three
`085`	GoMo	Hosted on eir mobile
`087`	An Post Mobile	Hosted on Vodafone
Clear Mobile	Hosted on Vodafone
`089`	48	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `2` and `4`
Tesco Mobile
Lycamobile	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `9`
Virgin Mobile	Hosted on Three. Numbers begin with `60` and `61`

M2M (Machine to Machine) Communication[edit]

NDC	Network	Notes
`088`	All networks	Reserved for machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, using the format `088 xxxxx xxxxx`. This prefix was originally used for the Eircell TACS network active from 1985 to 2001.

Direct to voicemail number[edit]

Calls to Northern Ireland[edit]

Although Northern Ireland is part of the UK numbering plan, a special arrangement exists for calling Northern Irish landlines from the Republic of Ireland.

For example, to reach Belfast landline 90xx xxxx, subscribers can dial either 048 90xx xxxx or 00 44 28 90xx xxxx.

Northern Ireland mobile phones use the same mobile numbering and networks as other parts of the UK – calls must be dialled using the 00 44 7xxx xxx xxx format.

International calls[edit]

In common with all EU countries, the international access code is 00.

Numbers should be dialled as follows: 00 – country code – area code – local number.

All mobile phones and some VoIP services also support the international E.164 number format, so a + may be optionally used instead of 00.

Reserved numbers[edit]

03 – reserved for future changes in the numbering plan
07 – all except 0707, 0700, 071, 074 and 076 are reserved without assigned purpose
0707 – reserved for personal numbering
0800 – reserved

Special numbers[edit]

00 – international access
020 91x xxxx – drama use (although the rest of 020 is free)
0700 – personal numbering
076 – VoIP services – (being withdrawn.)
080 – mailbox for landline users (formerly access code for Northern Ireland)
089 011 0xxx^[1] – drama use

Speed dial short numbers to contact carriers[edit]

1901 – eir
1902 – Digiweb
1903 – Tesco Mobile
1904 – BT Ireland
1905 – eir mobile
1907 – Vodafone Ireland
1908 – Virgin Mobile Ireland
1913 – Three Ireland
1910 – Magnet Networks
1977 – NUACOM Ireland

Operator services[edit]

General operator assistance no longer exists in Ireland.

118xx – Directory enquiries (multiple commercial providers offer a variety of services in this number range)

Emergency services[edit]

The emergency number for Ireland is 112. This is harmonised across the EU.

To avoid confusion, the long–established 999 continues to be advertised alongside 112. Either number can be dialed.

Services provided[edit]

Ambulance
Garda Síochána
Fire and rescue
Irish Coast Guard
Cliff and mountain rescue

SMS emergency service[edit]

112 can also be contacted by SMS. While the service is open to all users, it is primarily aimed at the deaf community.

Pre-registration used to be required. Further information can be found at [1].

Premium rate numbers[edit]

Premium rate voice[edit]

Irish premium rate telephone numbers start with 15 and are read in two-digit blocks e.g. 1550 is «fifteen fifty».

The rates given below are from ComReg and are indicative only. One must check with their specific telephone service provider for exact rates.

NDC	Maximum price (ComReg)	Notes
`1512`	€0.50 per call	Premium rate untimed
`1513`	€0.70 per call
`1514`	€0.90 per call
`1515`	€1.20 per call
`1516`	€1.80 per call
`1517`	€2.50 per call
`1518`	€3.50 per call
`1520`	€0.30 per minute	Premium rate timed
`1530`	€0.50 per minute
`1540`	€0.70 per minute
`1550`	€1.20 per minute
`1560`	€1.80 per minute
`1570`	€2.50 per minute
`1580`	€2.40 per minute
`1590`	€3.50 per minute
`1598`	Premium rate adult non–live
`1599`	Premium rate adult live

Premium rate SMS[edit]

NDC	Maximum price (ComReg)	Notes
`51XXX`	€0.16 per SMS	Premium rate SMS
`53XXX`	€0.30 per SMS
`58XXX`	variable price – see advertising
`59XXX`

A special 50XXX code is used for free–of–charge SMS.

Premium rate services in Ireland are regulated by ComReg.^[2]

Non–geographic numbers (Freephone & Standard rate)[edit]

Irish non-geographic numbers consist of two national prefixes and the international freephone service.

0818 – Charged as landline call, and are included in bundled minutes. 6-digit numbers in the format 0818 XXX XXX
1800 – Freephone / toll free (from all Irish mobile and landlines. 6-digit numbers in the format 1800 xxx xxx
00 800 – Freephone / toll free (from all Irish mobile and landlines. 8-digit numbers in the format 00 800 xxxx xxxx

NDC Prefix	Charging	Description	Notes
`1800`	Free	National freephone / toll free	Free on all voice services in Ireland. Not reachable outside Ireland.
`0818`	Timed	Charged as a landline call	Included in call bundles on voice services in Ireland. Called as `+353 818` from outside Ireland
`00800`	Free	International freephone / toll free	Free on all voice services in Ireland. Can be dialled as `+800` in many countries.

Freephone numbers are free to call from mobile handsets; however, the recipient can elect to refuse mobile–originated calls or choose to accept calls only from predefined geographical region(s).

From 1 January 2022 callers to the withdrawn prefixes receive recorded announcements.

Internet access numbers[edit]

1891 – reduced cost internet access (possibly timed)
1892 – local rate internet access (timed)
1893 – variable cost internet access (timed)

Carrier selection (per call)[edit]

13xxx – carrier selection (third party long distance, international and internet services). These codes override the default carrier.

Carrier preselect is normally used where the exchange automatically uses the customer’s preferred provider(s).

Network engineering codes[edit]

199xxx... – network operator-specific engineering codes (undefined length). These codes are generally not published.

Line information codes[edit]

These services give the user more information about their phone line (applicable only to lines provided using the OpenEir access network.)

Check phone number associated with line / automatic number announcement circuit (ANAC)[edit]

199000 – reads out the subscriber’s telephone number.

Check preset carrier[edit]

Check which carrier a subscriber is using for each category of call:

19800 – international calls
19822 – local calls
19801 – calls to other parts of the Republic of Ireland, Irish mobile numbers and landlines in Northern Ireland.

Voicemail[edit]

171 – used to access voicemail on all networks: fixed line (POTS and Cable), all mobile operators and many VoIP providers.

Call management services / supplementary service codes[edit]

PSTN lines and some ISDN services[edit]

Caller ID services[edit]

141 – caller ID default override – withhold caller ID on this call
142 – caller ID default override – present caller ID on this call
1471 – check last missed call. The system will verbally announce details of the last missed call
#93# – delete missed call information from network memory

Call waiting[edit]

*43# – setup
*#43# – check status
#43# – cancel

Answering call waiting[edit]

R0 – reject call (or send to voicemail) and temporarily suspend call waiting service for this call.
R1 – answer waiting call and disconnect current call.
R2 – answer waiting call and place current call on hold/or swap between calls.
R3 – merge both calls into a three–way call.

Conference/three–way calling[edit]

While on a phone call a subscriber can press the R key on their phone and dial the number they wish to add to the conversation.
Dial R3 to begin conference/three–way call.
R2 allows a subscriber to separate the calls and swap between them.

Call hold / transfer to another extension[edit]

R – places call on hold. Hang up and telephone will ring until call on hold is picked up again.

Call forwarding (unconditional)[edit]

*21*(phone number)# – forward all calls to (phone number)
*#21# – check status
#21# – deactivate

When this service is active, the dial tone changes to a two–frequency ‘siren’ tone.

Alarm / reminder call[edit]

*55*[time in 4–digit 24h format]# e.g. for 8:30 am dial *55*0830#
*#55# – check status
#55# – cancel

Most exchanges confirm setup with a verbal announcement; however, some exchanges may use a ringing tone to indicate successful service setup and a busy tone to indicate an error/invalid code.

Services on Virgin Media Ireland cable network[edit]

(Codes are unique to Virgin Media Ireland and do not follow ETSI guidelines)

Caller ID services[edit]

141 – caller ID default override – withhold caller ID on this call
142 – caller ID default override – present caller ID on this call

Call forwarding[edit]

Call forwarding (unconditional)[edit]

*70 – immediately followed by (phone number)
#70 – deactivate

Forwarding to voicemail[edit]

*75 – activate when busy
#75 – deactivate when busy
*77 – forward if unanswered
#77 – deactivate if unanswered

Call waiting[edit]

*72 – activate
#72 – deactivate

Answering call waiting[edit]

R1 – answer waiting call and disconnect current call.
R2 – answer waiting call and place current call on hold or swap between calls.

Anonymous call rejection[edit]

*90 – activate
#90 – deactivate

Redial last number called[edit]

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The subscriber will either hear a tone or a voice message to confirm services have been set up or deactivated.

Mobiles[edit]

GSM supplementary service codes – All of Ireland’s mobile providers use the standard GSM codes to control special services such as call forwarding, barring, call waiting etc.

Number changes[edit]

1990–1994[edit]

Dublin (01) changes to 7-digits.

All local numbers with the area code 01 changed from 6–digits to 7–digits in five stages between 1990 and 1994:
- On 2 April 1990, numbers beginning with 23, 24, 26, 27, 28, 70 and 79 were prefixed with 6.
- On 8 April 1991, numbers beginning with 8 and 69 were prefixed with 2.
- On 4 April 1992, numbers beginning with 4 and the remaining 6–digit numbers beginning with 2 were prefixed with 8. Numbers beginning with 95 and 98 were prefixed with 2.
- On 24 April 1993, numbers beginning with 75, 780, 781, 782, 783 and 784 were prefixed with 4, while numbers beginning with 60, 61, 68, 71, 76, 77, 785and 789 were prefixed with 6, and numbers beginning with 72, 73, 74, 786, 787 and 788 were prefixed with 8.
- On 16 April 1994, numbers beginning with 3 were prefixed with 8, while numbers beginning with 5 and 9 were prefixed with 4.

1998–2000[edit]

Cork (021) changes to 7 digits.

All local numbers with the area code 021 changed from 6–digits to 7–digits in two stages.
- From September 1998, numbers beginning with 40 were prefixed with 2, while numbers beginning with 43 and 33 were prefixed by 7.
- From February 2000, numbers beginning with 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 were prefixed with 4.

2000–2001[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 041 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Drogheda minimum numbering area (MNA) were prefixed by 98 and in the Ardee MNA by 68.
All local numbers with the area code 042 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Dundalk MNA were prefixed by 93, in the Carrickmacross MNA by 96 and the Castleblayney MNA by 97.
All local numbers with the area code 049 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Cavan MNA were prefixed by 43, in the Cootehill MNA by 55, in the Oldcastle MNA by 85 and the Belturbet MNA by 95.
All local numbers with the area code 065 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Ennis MNA were prefixed by 68, in the Ennistymon MNA by 70 and the Kilrush MNA by 90.
All local numbers with the area code 066 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Tralee MNA were prefixed by 71, in the Dingle MNA by 91, in the Cahirciveen MNA by 94 and the Killorglin MNA by 97.
The prefix 080 was previously used for calls to Northern Ireland, but this changed to 048 following the Big Number Change.

2002–2003[edit]

Area codes in parts of counties Meath and Offaly were merged into the single area code 046, including Navan, Nobber, Kells, Trim, Enfield and Edenderry. The 0405 area code was abolished. All local numbers became 7–digit.
All local numbers with the area code 056 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Kilkenny MNA were prefixed by 77, in the Castlecomer MNA by 44 and the Freshford MNA by 88.
Area codes in County Carlow and parts of counties Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois and Wicklow were merged into a new area code 059, including Carlow, Muine Bheag, Athy and Baltinglass. The area codes abolished were 0503, 0507 and 0508. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in County Sligo and County Leitrim and parts of counties Cavan, Donegal and Roscommon were merged into the single area code 071, including Sligo, Boyle, Carrick-on-Shannon, Drumshanbo, Manorhamilton. The area codes abolished were 072, 078 and 079. All local numbers became 7–digit.
The majority of area codes in County Donegal were merged into the single area code 074, including Letterkenny, Lifford, Ramelton, Buncrana, Dungloe and Donegal. The area codes abolished were 073, 075 and 077. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in parts of counties Galway, Offaly, Roscommon, Westmeath and Longford were merged into a new area code 090, including Athlone, Banagher (North), Ballinasloe, Roscommon, Portumna.^{[note 1]} The area codes abolished were 0902, 0903 and 0905. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in parts of counties Galway, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo were merged into the single area code 094, including Castlebar, Swinford, Claremorris, Ballinrobe, Castlerea and Ballaghaderreen. The area codes abolished were 0907 and 092. All local numbers became 7–digit.

^ In 2002 the Portumna MNA split from the area code 0509 and merged into the new area code 090.

2005–2007[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 044 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Rochfortbridge MNA were prefixed by 92, in the Mullingar MNA by 93 and the Castlepollard MNA by 96.
Area codes in County Wexford and parts of counties Carlow and Wicklow were merged into the single area code 053, including Wexford, Enniscorthy, Ferns and Gorey. The area codes abolished were 054and 055. All local numbers became 7–digit.
Area codes in counties Laois and Offaly and parts of counties Galway and Westmeath were merged into the single area code 057, including Portlaoise, Abbeyleix, Tullamore and Birr. The area codes abolished were 0502, 0506 and 0509. All local numbers became 7–digit.

2009–2010[edit]

All local numbers with the area code 023 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Bandon MNA beginning with 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 were prefixed by 88, while numbers beginning with 6 were prefixed by 66.
All local numbers with the area code 043 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Longford MNA were prefixed by 33 and in the Edgeworthstown MNA by 66.
All local numbers with the area code 052 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Clonmel MNA were prefixed by 61, in the Cahir MNA by 74 and the Killenaule MNA by 91.
All local numbers with the area code 064 changed from 5–digit to 7–digit. Numbers in the Killarney MNA were prefixed by 66 and in the Rathmore MNA by 77.

Mobile numbering[edit]

Mobile numbering became 7–digit in the mid–1990s

Possible future changes[edit]

A review and public consultation on the future of Ireland’s numbering plan was undertaken.^[5]

Historical numbering[edit]

Defunct non-geographic codes[edit]

1850 – Local rate, shared cost, untimed
1890 – Local rate, shared cost, timed
076 or +353 76 – VoIP services

All of the above were withdrawn on 1 January 2022.

Defunct access codes[edit]

16 – former international access code^[6]
03 – formerly used for calls to Great Britain. The format was 03 + NDC code + local number.^[7]
08 – formerly used for Northern Ireland landlines
084 – formerly used for Belfast landlines^[8]

Defunct operator services[edit]

10 – national operator assistance (withdrawn in 2007)
114 – international operator assistance (withdrawn in 2007)
910 – operator-assisted calls to some areas without direct dialling (withdrawn in the early 1980s)
1190 – Telecom Éireann national directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11811, originally 190)
1197 – Telecom Éireann UK directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11818, originally 197)
1198 – Telecom Éireann international directory assistance (withdrawn in the early 2000s and replaced with 11818, originally 198)
191 – Telecom Éireann repair services (withdrawn in the late 1990s)
196 – telemessaging services, whereby callers could ask an operator to send a postcard with a printed message (withdrawn in the late 1990s)

A range of numbers from 192, 193 and 194 were once used for various Telecom Éireann customer service and account service lines.

Defunct information services[edit]

1191 – speaking clock (withdrawn on 27 August 2018)

Historical Northern Ireland access codes[edit]

before 2000: 08 followed by Northern Irish area code and phone number e.g. Belfast 01232 xxx xxx was reached by dialling 08 01232 xxx xxx.

Belfast could previously be reached by dialling 084 in place of the UK area code 0232.^[8]

Historical Great Britain access codes[edit]

Calls to British cities using the director telephone system were also possible using shorter codes:

031 – London (01)^[11]
032 – Birmingham (021)^[12]
033 – Edinburgh (031)^[12]
034 – Glasgow (041)^[12]
035 – Liverpool (051)^[12]
036 – Manchester (061)^[12]

031 was replaced with 03071^[13] and 03081^[14] when 01 was split into the area codes 071 and 081 in 1990.

References[edit]

^ «Numbering Conditions of Use and Application Process» (PDF). Commission for Communications Regulation. Retrieved 11 January 2022.
^ What are phone-paid/premium rate services?
^ https://www.comreg.ie/media/2021/09/ComReg2189.pdf^{[bare URL PDF]}
^ «Review of Non-Geographic Numbers». Commission for Communications Regulation. 16 August 2017. Archived from the original on 17 April 2019. Retrieved 17 April 2019.
^ The Evolution of Geographic Telephone Numbering in Ireland, ComReg, 19 December 2013
^ Birnbaum’s Ireland, 1991, Stephen Birnbaum, Houghton Mifflin, 1990, page 151
^ ^a ^b Festivals in Great Britain, Northern Ireland & Eire: A List with Forecast Dates and Policies, Richard Gregson-Williams, John Offord Publications, 1986, page 108
^ ^a ^b Ireland: A Directory, Jim O’Donnell, Institute of Public Administration, 1984, page 247
^ Multinational Executive Travel Companion, Guides to Multinational Business, 1992, page 244
^ Ireland, Institute of Public Administration., 1991, page 173
^ Ireland: A Directory, Jim O’Donnell, Institute of Public Administration, 1985, page 18
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Ireland, Administration Yearbook and Diary, Institute of Public Administration, 1980, page 333
^ State Directory, Stationery Office, 1992, page 76
^ Benn’s Media Directory, Benn, 1992, page 292
^ Ireland, Institute of Public Administration, 1994, page 14

Sources

ITU allocations list

External links[edit]

Comreg homepage
Comreg:Geographic Numbering Areas (pdf)

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Код: 353, также +353, 00353, 00 353, 00-353, +353-, +00353, 0353, 000353, 011-353 и т.д..

Общая информация

Ирландия код страны: 353
Префикс для внешних линий: 0
Международный префикс: 00
Номер детали: первые от трех до трех цифр (не считая ведущего ‘0 ‘для внутренних звонков) является кодом города. Мобильные номера представлены кодами областей, начинающимися с «8».

Пример ирландского номера телефона

Национальный ботанический сад Ирландии перечисляет свой номер телефона в Дублине как +353 1 804 0300.

Деталь плана нумерации

Код доступа / зоны	обозначение	Длина абонентского номера	Минимальная нумерация (MNA) / Примечания	Формат набора номера
1	Geographic	7	Dublin Central	+353-1-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Dublin North	+353-1-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Dublin South	+353-1-xxxxxxx
20	Drama	7	Reserved for Drama purposes	+353-20-xxxxxxx
21	Geographic	7	Cork	+353-21-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Coachford	+353-21-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Kinsale	+353-21-xxxxxxx
22	Geographic	5	Mallow	+353-22-xxxxx
23	Geographic	7	Bandon	+353-23-xxxxxxx
24	Geographic	5	Youghal	+353-24-xxxxx
25	Geographic	5	Fermoy	+353-25-xxxxx
26	Geographic	5	Macroom	+353-26-xxxxx
27	Geographic	5	Bantry	+353-27-xxxxx
28	Geographic	5	Skibbereen	+353-28-xxxxx
29	Geographic	5	Kanturk	+353-29-xxxxx
402	Geographic	5	Arklow	+353-402-xxxxx
404	Geographic	5	Wicklow	+353-404-xxxxx
41	Geographic	7	Drogheda, Ardee	+353-41-xxxxxxx
42	Geographic	7	Dundalk	+353-42-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Carrickmacross	+353-42-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Castleblaney	+353-42-xxxxxxx
43	Geographic	7	Longford	+353-43-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Granard	+353-43-xxxxxxx
44	Geographic	7	Mullingar	+353-44-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Castlepollard	+353-44-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Tyrellspass	+353-44-xxxxxxx
45	Geographic	6	Naas	+353-45-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Kildare	+353-45-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	The Curragh	+353-45-xxxxxx
46	Geographic	7	Navan	+353-46-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Kells	+353-46-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Trim	+353-46-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Enfield	+353-46-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Edenderry	+353-46-xxxxxxx
47	Geographic	5	Monaghan	+353-47-xxxxx
Geographic	5	Clones	+353-47-xxxxx
48	NI access code	UK defined	Northern Ireland
49	Geographic	7	Cavan	+353-49-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Cootehill	+353-49-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Oldcastle	+353-49-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Belturbet	+353-49-xxxxxxx
504	Geographic	5	Thurles	+353-504-xxxxx
505	Geographic	5	Roscrea	+353-505-xxxxx
51	Geographic	6	Waterford	+353-51-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Carrick-on-Suir	+353-51-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	New Ross	+353-51-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Kilmacthomas	+353-51-xxxxxx
52	Geographic	7	Clonmel	+353-52-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Cahir	+353-52-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Killenaule	+353-52-xxxxxxx
53	Geographic	7	Wexford	+353-53-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Enniscorthy	+353-53-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Ferns	+353-53-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Gorey	+353-53-xxxxxxx
56	Geographic	7	Kilkenny	+353-56-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Castlecomer	+353-56-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Freshford	+353-56-xxxxxxx
57	Geographic	7	Portlaoise	+353-57-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Abbeyleix	+353-57-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Tullamore	+353-57-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Birr	+353-57-xxxxxxx
58	Geographic	5	Dungarvan	+353-58-xxxxx
59	Geographic	7	Carlow	+353-59-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Muine Bheag	+353-59-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Athy	+353-59-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Baltinglass	+353-59-xxxxxxx
61	Geographic	6	Limerick	+353-61-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Scarriff	+353-61-xxxxxx
62	Geographic	5	Tipperary	+353-62-xxxxx
Geographic	5	Cashel	+353-62-xxxxx
63	Geographic	5	Rathluirc	+353-63-xxxxx
64	Geographic	7	Killarney	+353-64-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Rathmore	+353-64-xxxxxxx
65	Geographic	7	Ennis	+353-65-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Ennistymon	+353-65-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Kilrush	+353-65-xxxxxxx
66	Geographic	7	Tralee	+353-66-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Dingle	+353-66-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Killorglin	+353-66-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Cahirciveen	+353-66-xxxxxxx
67	Geographic	5	Nenagh	+353-67-xxxxx
68	Geographic	5	Listowel	+353-68-xxxxx
69	Geographic	5	Newcastle West	+353-69-xxxxx
71	Geographic	7	Sligo	+353-71-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Manorhamilton	+353-71-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Carrick-on- Shannon	+353-71-xxxxxxx
74	Geographic	7	Letterkenny	+353-74-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Donegal	+353-74-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Dungloe	+353-74-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Buncrana	+353-74-xxxxxxx
90	Geographic	7	Athlone	+353-90-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Roscommon	+353-90-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Ballinasloe	+353-90-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Portumna	+353-90-xxxxxxx
91	Geographic	6	Galway	+353-91-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Loughrea	+353-91-xxxxxx
Geographic	6	Gort	+353-91-xxxxxx
93	Geographic	5	Tuam	+353-93-xxxxx
94	Geographic	7	Ballinrobe	+353-94-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Castlebar	+353-94-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Claremorris	+353-94-xxxxxxx
Geographic	7	Castlerea	+353-94-xxxxxxx
95	Geographic	5	Clifden	+353-95-xxxxx
96	Geographic	5	Ballina	+353-96-xxxxx
97	Geographic	5	Belmullet	+353-97-xxxxx
98	Geographic	5	Westport	+353-98-xxxxx
99	Geographic	5	Kilronan	+353-99-xxxxx

Негеографические числа

Код доступа / зоны	обозначение	Длина абонентского номера	Минимальная нумерация (MNA) / Примечания
076	Nomadic	7
0818	Universal Access Service	6
083	Mobile	7 & 8	Customer subscriber numbers are 7 digits and mailbox numbers are 8 digits
085	Mobile	7 & 8	Customer subscriber numbers are 7 digits and mailbox numbers are 8 digits
086	Mobile	7 & 8	Customer subscriber numbers are 7 digits and mailbox numbers are 8 digits
087	Mobile	7 & 8	Customer subscriber numbers are 7 digits and mailbox numbers are 8 digits
089	Mobile	7 & 8	Customer subscriber numbers are 7 digits and mailbox numbers are 8 digits
1512	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1513	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1514	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1515	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1516	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1517	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1518	Premium Rate (Per- call Charged services)	6
1520	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1530	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)
1540	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1550	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1560	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1570	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1580	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1590	Premium Rate (Per- minute charged services)	6
1598	Premium Rate (Adult, general nature, variable price services)	6
1599	Premium Rate (Adult, sexual nature, variable price services)	6
1800	Freephone	6
1850	Shared Cost Services — Fixed Cost Calls
1890	Shared Cost Services — Timed Calls	6
1891	Internet Dial-up — Local Rate Point of Presence	6
1892	Internet Dial-up — Pay-As-You-Go Point of Presence	6
1893	Internet Dial-up — Partial/Full Flat Rate Point of Presence	6

Короткие коды

Код	Обозначение	Примечания
112	Emergency Services
116000	Harmonised Code of Social Value	Hotline for missing children
116006	Harmonised Code of Social Value	Helpline for Victims of Crime
116111	Harmonised Code of Social Value	Child helpline
116117	Harmonised Code of Social Value	Non-emergency medical on- call services
116123	Harmonised Code of Social Value	Emotional Support Helpline
118XX	Directory Enquiries	XX = 00 to 99
1191	Talking clock
13XXY	Carrier Access and Carrier Selection	XX = 00 — 89 and Y = 1 to 9
139XX	Carrier Pre-Selection Services,	XX = 00 — 99
141	Calling Line Identification Restrict (CLIR)
142	Calling Line Identification Present (CLIP)
1471	Network Use	Internal
171	Network Use	Voicemail (Fixed and mobile)
172	Network Use	Internal
173	Network Use	Internal
174X	Network Use	Internal), X = 0 to 9
1750XXX	Number Portability Routing Prefix – Intra- network	XXX = 000 to 999
1751	Number Portability Routing Prefix – Non- Geographic	XXX = 000 to 999
175XYYY	Number Portability Routing Prefix – Geographic	X = 2 to 9 and XXX = 000 to 999
1759XXX	Number Portability Routing Prefix – Nomadic	XXX = 000 to 999
176XX	Number Portability Routing Prefix – Mobile	XX = 00 to 99
1808	Eircom Charge card and VPN
19XX	Customer Support	XX = 00 to 79
198	CPS operator identification facility.
199	Network Engineering Tests
50XXX	Messaging and Payment – Free Rate	XXX = 000 to 998
51XXX	Messaging and Payment – Standard Rate	XXX = 000 to 998
53XXX	Messaging and Payment – Basic Premium Rate	XXX = 000 to 998
57XXX	Messaging and Payment – High Premium Rate	XXX = 000 to 998
58XXX	Messaging and Payment – Adult premium rate (General)	XXX = 000 to 998
59XXX	Messaging and Payment – Adult	XXX = 000 to 998
999	Emergency Services

Специальные номера

00 — International access.
020 91x xxxx — Drama use (although the rest of the 020 area code is free).
0700 — Personal Numbering.
076 — Voice over IP services.
080 — Mailbox for landline users (Formerly NI access code).
11850 — Telephone Directory Assistance
+353（0）1 8141111 — Dublin Airport
+353（0）1 890443311 — Department of Transport, Tourism & Sport

План набора

Внутренний набор

Для местного звонка: местный номер телефона

Для междугороднего звонка: 0 — код города — местный номер телефона

Иностранный набор номера

Позвонить в Ирландию из-за рубежа: код выхода — 353 — код города — местный номер телефона (код выхода также может быть записан как «+»)

Вызовите за границу из Ирландии: 00 — код страны — код города — номер телефона

Внешние ссылки

Wikipedia:Telephone Numbers in Ireland
Wikipedia:Local_government_in_the_Republic_of_Ireland
ITU-T:International Numbering Resources:National Numbering Plan:Ireland

Ссылки Ссылки

AreaCodeBase: Ирландия Код Зоны База Данных
BizDirLib: Ирландия База данных бизнес-справочник
PostCodeBase: Ирландия Страна Почтовый Индекс

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Телефонные коды городов
Ирландии . Обратите внимание, некоторые города могут иметь несколько кодов, тогда коды указаны через запятую. Телефонные коды других стран смотрите на странице коды стран

Порядок набора телефонного номера для Ирландии (код 353 = код Ирландии)

Как позвонить в ?

С городского: 8-гудок-10-353-(код города)-(телефонный номер абонента)*

С городского (внутри страны): 8-гудок-(код города)-(телефонный номер абонента)

С мобильного: +353-(код города)-(номер телефона абонента)**

* при звонке из страны с кодом «353» код страны (из которой совершаете звонок совпадает с кодом страны куда хотите позвонить) в большинстве случаев нужно опускать, так же как и код выхода на международную связь (код 10 — код выхода на международную связь, код зависит от оператора связи)

** набирать «+» или «8» перед кодом страны, зависит от мобильного оператора.

Наименование	Код страны	Код города
Арклоу	353	(402)
Атай	353	(507)
Атбой	353	(46)
Атлон	353	(902)
Баллина	353	(96)
Баллинасло	353	(905)
Баллинроб	353	(92)
Банахер	353	(902)
Бандон	353	(23)
Банкрана	353	(77)
Бантри	353	(27)
Белмаллет	353	(97)
Бирр	353	(509)
Голуэй	353	(91)
Горт	353	(91)
Дангарван	353	(58)
Дандолк	353	(42)
Дингл	353	(66)
Донегол	353	(73)
Драмшамбо	353	(78)
Дроэда	353	(41)
Дублин	353	(1)
Каван	353	(49)
Каппамор	353	(61)
Карлоу	353	(503)
Каррик	353	(78)
Каслбар	353	(94)
Каслблейни	353	(42)
Каслкомер	353	(56)
Килдер	353	(45)
Килкенни	353	(56)
Киллало	353	(61)
Килларни	353	(64)
Киллорглин	353	(66)
Килраш	353	(65)
Килронан	353	(99)
Кинсейл	353	(21)
Клифден	353	(95)
Клонмел	353	(52)
Клонс	353	(47)
Корк	353	(21)
Кутхилл	353	(49)
Лимерик	353	(61)
Листоуэл	353	(68)
Лиффорд	353	(74)
Лонгфорд	353	(43)
Лох-Ри	353	(91)
Макрум	353	(26)
Маллингар	353	(44)
Маллоу	353	(22)
Мидлтон	353	(21)
Монахан	353	(47)
Нина	353	(67)
Ноббер	353	(46)
Нью-Pосс	353	(51)
Олдкасл	353	(49)
Порт-Лейише	353	(502)
Портамна	353	(509)
Рамелтон	353	(74)
Роскоммон	353	(903)
Роскрей	353	(505)
Скибберин	353	(28)
Слайго	353	(71)
Спиддл	353	(91)
Таламор	353	(506)
Таллоу	353	(58)
Талск	353	(78)
Тарлес	353	(504)
Типпирэри	353	(62)
Трали	353	(66)
Трим	353	(46)
Туам	353	(93)
Уиклоу	353	(404)
Уотервилл	353	(66)
Уэксфорд	353	(53)
Уэстпорт	353	(98)
Фарранфор	353	(66)
Фермой	353	(25)
Фоинс	353	(69)
Чарлстаун	353	(94)
Эннис	353	(65)
Эннискорти	353	(54)
Эннистимон	353	(65)
Энфилд	353	(405)

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Кратко о том как звонить в Ирландию

C мобильного в Ирландию из России

+ 353 [код города | код оператора] + [номер телефона]

С стационарного в Ирландию из России

8 10 353 [код города | код оператора] + [номер телефона]

С домашнего вИрландию из России

8 10 353 [код города | код оператора] + [номер телефона]

Из офиса в Ирландию из России

9 8 10 353 [код города | код оператора] + [номер телефона]

Важные заметки при наборе номера

8 — код выхода на межгородскую связь
10 — код выхода на международную связь
353 — телефонный код Ирландии
9 — как правило, данный код применяется для выхода на городскую связь

Инструкция на английском языке можно получить по ссылке:
how to call Ireland

Как позвонить в Ирландию и ее города

С мобильного телефона из России в Ирландию

Способ набора:	8 10 353 номер абонента
	+7 10 353 номер абонента

3 примера:	+7 10 3531898408
	8 10 3536141000
	+7 8 10 3533564370

С городского телефона из России в Ирландию

Способ набора:	8 10 353 номер абонента
	+7 10 353 номер абонента

3 примера:	+7 10 3532952543
	8 10 3532824065
	+7 8 10 3539594593

Из офиса в России в Ирландию

Способ набора:	9 8 10 353 номер абонента
	9 8 10 353 номер абонента

3 примера:	9 8 10 3536383182
	9 8 10 3538869153
	9 8 10 3533970124

Список городов и информации Ирландии
(Код 353)

Источник

Как совершить звонок в Ирландию из России и наоборот

Содержание

1 Международный телефонный код Ирландии
2 Как позвонить в Ирландию из России
- 2.1 С городского телефона
- 2.2 С сотового телефона
3 Как звонить из Ирландии в Россию
- 3.1 Со стационарного телефона
- 3.2 С мобильного телефона
4 Телефонные коды городов Ирландии
5 Коды сотовых операторов Ирландии

Зная алгоритм совершения звонков между страной, куда вы собираетесь, и родиной, вы без труда сможете услышать в телефонной трубке голос близкого человека, даже находясь от него на расстоянии в несколько тысяч километров. Данная статья содержит информацию о том, как звонить между Ирландией и Россией в обоих направлениях при совершении звонков как по фиксированной, так и по сотовой связи.

Международный телефонный код Ирландии

Код телефона европейской страны: 353

Как позвонить в Ирландию из России

Статья разбита на подразделы, в каждом из которых вы найдете информацию о том, как звонить с конкретного типа телефона.

С городского телефона

Чтобы позвонить в Ирландию с городского телефона из России нужно набрать:

8 – префикс выхода на международную связь – 353 – код города или мобильного оператора – номер абонента

Примеры:

Чтобы с использованием стационарной связи Ростелеком из Москвы позвонить абоненту на городской в Дублин, наберите: 8-10-353-1-xxx-xx-xx

Чтобы позвонить из РФ с домашнего Ростелеком абоненту мобильного оператора O2 в город Корк, наберите: 8-10-353-86-xx-xx-xx

Для выхода на международную линию в зависимости от вашего поставщика услуг фиксированной связи связи используйте соответствующий префикс:

Оператор стационарного телефона	Код
Ростелеком	10
Арктел	26
Синтерра	27
Комстар-ОТС	28
Совинтел (Билайн)	56
ТрансТелеКом	57
МТТ	58
Эквант (Orange)	59

С сотового телефона

Чтобы совершить звонок в Ирландию с сотового телефона из России, нужно набрать:

+ 353 – код города или мобильного оператора – местный номер телефона

Примеры:

Звонящему на городской в Лимерик с мобильного из Санкт-Петербурга нужно использовать: +353-61-xx-xx-xx

Тому, кто хочет позвонить в Голуэй с сотового из России абоненту сотового оператора Vodafon, нужно набирать: +353-87-xx-xx-xx

Как звонить из Ирландии в Россию

Теперь давайте поговорим о ситуации, когда необходимо совершить звонок в РФ из европейской страны.

Со стационарного телефона

Чтобы позвонить из Ирландии в Россию со стационарного телефона нужно использовать комбинацию:

00 – 7 – код города или мобильного оператора – номер абонента

где 00 — префикс выхода не междугороднюю связь, а 7 — это код страны Россия.

Примеры:

Чтобы позвонить из Дублина абоненту Мегафон в Москву, нужно набрать: 8-10-7-925-xxx-xx-xx

Чтобы с городского из города Дандолк позвонить абоненту Теле2 в Челябинск, наберите: 8-10-7-950-xxx-xx-xx

С мобильного телефона

Чтобы с сотового телефона из Ирландии позвонить человеку в РФ нужно набрать:

+7 – код города или сотового оператора – номер абонента

Примеры:

Для звонка с сотового из Кинсейла на городской в Москву, необходимо набрать: +7-495-xxx-xx-xx

Чтобы позвонить с мобильного из города Бантри в Санкт-Петербург абоненту Билайн, набираем: +7-964-xxx-xx-xx

Телефонные коды городов Ирландии

Город	Код города
Арклоу	402
Атай	507
Атбой	46
Атлон	902
Баллина	96
Баллинасло	905
Баллинроб	92
Банахер	902
Бандон	23
Банкрана	77
Бантри	27
Белмаллет	97
Бирр	509
Голуэй	91
Горт	91
Дангарван	58
Дандолк	42
Дингл	66
Донегол	73
Драмшамбо	78
Дроэда	41
Дублин	1
Каван	49
Каппамор	61
Карлоу	503
Каррик	78
Каслбар	94
Каслблейни	42
Каслкомер	56
Килдер	45
Килкенни	56
Киллало	61
Килларни	64
Киллорглин	66
Килраш	65
Килронан	99
Кинсейл	21
Клифден	95
Клонмел	52
Клонс	47
Корк	21
Кутхилл	49
Лимерик	61
Листоуэл	68
Лиффорд	74
Лонгфорд	43
Лох-Ри	91
Макрум	26
Маллингар	44
Маллоу	22
Мидлтон	21
Монахан	47
Нина	67
Ноббер	46
Нью-Pосс	51
Олдкасл	49
Порт-Лейише	502
Портамна	509
Рамелтон	74
Роскоммон	903
Роскрей	505
Скибберин	28
Слайго	71
Спиддл	91
Таламор	506
Таллоу	58
Талск	78
Тарлес	504
Типпирэри	62
Трали	66
Трим	46
Туам	93
Уиклоу	404
Уотервилл	66
Уэксфорд	53
Уэстпорт	98
Фарранфор	66
Фермой	25
Фоинс	69
Чарлстаун	94
Эннис	65
Эннискорти	54
Эннистимон	65
Энфилд	405

Коды сотовых операторов Ирландии

Оператор	Код сотового оператора
Clever Communications Ltd	8931, 89531
Dome Telecom	89588, 89589, 8988, 8989
EMobile	85
Liffey Telecom	8941, 8942, 8943, 8944, 89541
LycaMobile	8995, 8996
Meteor	85
O2	86
Postfone	87
Telecel	89
Three	83
Vodafon	87

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Телефонный код страны Ирландия — 353

Ирландия: телефонные коды городов

Код города	Город
41	Ardee
49	Belturbet
66	Cahirciveen
42	Carrickmacross
21	Coachford
49	Cootehill
66	Killorglin
87	Mobile Eircell
88	Mobile Eircell
86	Mobile Esat digifone
89	Mobile Esat digifone
85	Mobile Meteor Communications
68	Аббифил // Abbeyfeale
402	Арклоу // Arklow
507	Атай // Athy
46	Атбой // Athboy
91	Атенрай // Athenry
902	Атлон // Athlone
96	Баллина // Ballina
78	Баллинамор // Ballinamor
905	Баллинасло // Ballinasloe
92	Баллинроб // Ballinrobe
72	Баллишаннон // Ballyshannon
28	Балтимор // Baltimore
902	Банахер // Banagher
23	Бандон // Bandon
72	Бандоран // Bundoran
77	Банкрана // Buncranna
27	Бантри // Bantry
97	Белмаллет // Belmullet
509	Бирр // Birr
75	Глентиc // Glenties
91	Голуэй // Galway
91	Горт // Gort
58	Дангарван // Dungarvan
42	Дандолк // Dundalk
41	Дан-Лэре // Dunleer
23	Данмануи // Dunmanway
66	Дингл // Dingle
73	Донегал // Donegal
78	Драмшамбо // Drumshambo
41	Дроэда // Drogheda
1	Дублин // Dublin
502	Дурроу // Durrow
49	Каван // Cavan
61	Каппамор // Cappamore
503	Карлоу // Carlow
77	Карндона // Carndonagh
73	Каррик // Carrick
94	Кастлебар // Castlebar
42	Кастлеблэни // Castleblaney
27	Кастлтаунберхавен // Castletownbearhaven
64	Кенмэр // Kenmare
98	Кил // Keel
56	Килкенни // Kilkenny
45	Килл // Kill
96	Киллала // Killala
64	Килларни // Killarney
73	Киллибегс // Killybegs
65	Килраш // Kilrush
42	Кингскорт // Kingscourt
21	Кинсейл // Kinsale
95	Клифден // Clifden
52	Клонмел // Clonmel
47	Клонс // Clones
94	Клэрморрис // Claremorris
71	Коллуни // Collooney
21	Корк // Cork
96	Кросмолина // Crossmolina
61	Лимерик // Limerick
29	Лирэ // Lyre
68	Листоуэл // Listowel
74	Лиффорд // Lifford
91	Логре // Loughrea
98	Лоисборо // Louisburgh
43	Лонгфорд // Longford
26	Макрум // Macroom
1	Малахайд // Malahide
44	Маллингар // Mullingar
22	Маллоу // Mallow
91	Мам // Maam
25	Митчелстаун // Mitchelstown
47	Монахан // Monaghan
45	Нас // Naas
46	Ноббер // Nobber
29	Ньюмаркет // Newmarket
98	Ньюпорт (Mayo) // Newport
51	Нью-Росс // New Ross
49	Олдкасл // Oldcastle
509	Портамна // Portumna
502	Портлейос // Portlaoise
69	Раткил // Rathkeale
903	Роскоммон // Roscommon
505	Роскрей // Roscrea
53	Рослэр-Харбор // Rosslare Harbour
28	Скибберин // Skibbereen
28	Скулл // Schull
71	Слайго // Sligo
91	Спиддл // Spiddal
506	Талламор // Tullamore
58	Таллоу // Tallow
78	Талск // Tulsk
504	Тарлес // Thurles
62	Типперэри // Tipperary
66	Трали // Tralee
46	Трим // Trim
93	Туам // Tuam
404	Уиклоу // Wicklow
66	Уотервилл // Waterville
53	Уэксфорд // Wexford
98	Уэстпорт // Westport
66	Фарранфор // Farranfore
25	Фермой // Fermoy
69	Фойнс // Foynes
94	Чарлстаун // Charlestown
65	Эннис // Ennis
54	Эннискорти // Enniscorthy
65	Эннистимон // Ennistymon
405	Энфилд // Enfield

Как позвонить в страну Ирландия

С мобильного телефона в России:
+353-(код города)-(номер абонента)

Со стационарного телефона в России:
8-10-(353)-(код города)-(номер абонента)

Телефонные коды других стран и городов мира

Определение страны, города/оператора по любому телефонному номеру

Источник

Поздравляем вас, Ксения. Пожеланья наши кратки: здоровья, счастья, меньше бед, в семье чтоб было все в порядке и жизни много-много лет.

Смс поздравления Ксение

Улыбайтесь почаще, пожалуйста, прочь гоните подальше тоску! Пусть вам хорошее только встречается в наступающем крысином году!

Смс с годом крысы

Вы уж прожили вместе 7 лет. Хорошая, кругленькая дата. И мы желаем, счастья много лет, чтобы лет через тридцать вы опять были рядом.

Смс на юбилей свадьбы — 7 лет

Я в этот день с тобою рядом, тебе сегодня 25, как много слов и поздравлений, тебе, Мирослав, хотим сказать.

Смс поздравления Мирославу

Я в этот день с тобою рядом, тебе сегодня 25, как много слов и поздравлений, тебе, Дарья, хотим сказать.

Смс поздравления Дарье

Юнона, 25 летие означает, что твое летоисчисление с десятков и дюжин перешло на четверти. Желаю, чтобы в целом было как можно больше этих четвертей.

Смс поздравления Юноне

40! Важный юбилей! Пусть порадуют скорей поздравленья и подарки! Праздник твой пусть будет ярким!

Смс на юбилей 40 лет мужчине

Вам, Денис, большой привет, разгула не по-детски, ведь шутка ли — уж 10 лет! Пора искать принцессу!

Смс поздравления Денису

Настенька, желаю тебе, чтобы у тебя все было, а тебе за это ничего не было!

Смс поздравления Анастасие

Регина, в тот день, когда ты родилась, произошла удивительная вещь — мир стал прекраснее. С днем рождения!

Смс поздравления Регине

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