Sending a parcel to Ireland from the UK
Shipping to Ireland from the UK
With Evri, you can send parcels to Ireland easily and affordably. Posting items to Ireland is very common, in fact, we send parcels to Ireland every single day!
That means you can rely on us to deliver your items quickly and securely, whether you're sending packages to Dublin, Cork, Limerick or beyond. We aim to beat our competitors on low pricing, too, so you can relax knowing you’re receiving the cheapest service.
We also ship outside of Europe, so if you’d like to send parcels to the USA or post a parcel to Australia, you can do so with ease.
Affordable postage from the UK to Ireland
When you’re sending a parcel to Ireland, you can be sure you’re getting a great service at a low price, helping you to save money on all your international deliveries. You can send parcels internationally up to 15kg. See what it might cost you to send a parcel to Ireland below:
| Parcel weight | Prices from |
|---|---|
| Parcel weight 250g | Prices from £6.64 |
| Parcel weight 500g | Prices from £7.19 |
| Parcel weight 1kg | Prices from £8.39 |
| Parcel weight 2kg | Prices from £8.39 |
| Parcel weight 5kg+ | Prices from £10.45 |
Scheduled public holidays in Ireland
Postage to Ireland can sometimes take longer when there are scheduled public holidays. Delivery times can increase if your parcel is in transit around any of the following public holidays:
- New Year's Day – 01/01/ 2024
- St. Brigid’s Day – 06/02/2024
- St. Patrick’s Day – 17/03/2024
- Easter Monday – 10/04/2024
- May Day – 01/05/2024
- June Bank Holiday – 05/06/2024
- August Bank Holiday – 07/08/2024
- October Bank Holiday – 30/10/2024
- Christmas Day – 25/12/2024
- St. Stephen’s Day – Tuesday, 26/12/2024
It’s also important to be aware of local holidays. We recommend sending your parcel earlier to increase your chances of arriving on time.
How to send parcels to Ireland
There are three different methods for sending a parcel to Ireland with Evri:
Sending multiple parcels to Ireland
Use our Bulk Integrations tool to book multiple parcels at once to make sending easier:
- Link your Evri account with your marketplace seller’s account or upload your parcels using a CSV file
- Book your parcels in one go
- Package up your items and print off your postage label at home or instore
- Send your parcels using any of our 16,000+ ParcelShops and Lockers or book a Courier Collection
Why send internationally with Evri?
It doesn’t matter where you’re sending your parcel, you’ll ger access to all the following benefits when you send a parcel to Ireland with Evri:
Regular tracking updates
Keep updated on your parcel's progress with end-to-end tracking and email notifications for you and your recipient at no extra cost
Parcel cover
Every parcel you send includes £20 free cover. If your item’s worth more, you can easily increase the cover up to £999 for extra peace of mind!
Customs made easier
Fill in customs information as part of your online booking without needing to print anything extra - we'll do the rest
24/7 live chat
Speak to a real person on our international.evri.com website to answer your questions and help resolve any concerns
Flexible printing options
Print your parcel labels at home or in-store for FREE
Bulk Send
Book multiple parcels online all at once using our Bulk Send tool
Handy payment options
Add funds to your PrePay account to save time at checkout for a faster online booking
Trusted by top UK brands
We're trusted to deliver for many of the UK's biggest retailers like ASOS, Boohoo, Gymshark, House of Fraser, Lonsdale and Lookfantastic, just to name a few
What you can and can’t send to Ireland
When shipping packages to Ireland there are some restrictions to be aware of before sending.
You can find out which items are not permitted by reading our guide on what you can and can't send, as well as the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the UK Civil Aviation Authority pages.
These provide an up-to-date set of guidelines on items that can’t be sent via airlines.
Address format for sending parcels to Ireland
When you’re sending a parcel to Ireland, you'll need to follow the correct address structure.
- Recipient name
- Building name (if sending to a business)
- House number and street name
- City (and zone code if needed)
- Eircode (seven characters long)
- Country
For example:
Ms Jane Doe
28 Long Street
Dublin 1
D01 R3P6
Ireland
Remember, some cities, like Dublin and Cork, need a one or two-digit zone code after the city name.
And don’t worry, all you need to do is enter the right address information at checkout, and we’ll make sure it’s formatted correctly when you print your label.