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Posting from the UK to Ireland

BogMonkey · 2010-12-20 12:52:57

Northern Ireland is part of the UK so they get the same postage fees as mainland UK. Northern Ireland is considered part of the rest of Ireland postage wise. I've ordered from the UK before and didn't get the free postage benefits but I wonder if you can request it to be sent through northern Ireland so the free postage…

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20-12-2010 1:52pm

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BogMonkey

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Northern Ireland is part of the UK so they get the same postage fees as mainland UK. Northern Ireland is considered part of the rest of Ireland postage wise. I've ordered from the UK before and didn't get the free postage benefits but I wonder if you can request it to be sent through northern Ireland so the free postage benefits apply.

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#2 20-12-2010 2:26pm
Paulw

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If you have a postal address in NI, then it can be posted to NI.

Other than that, you can't specify the postal route an item will take when going from a UK store to you.

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