Who handles Royal Mail Registered in Ireland

usernamegoes

I have a letter coming from the UK and the tracking code on royal mail just says it's been given to Ireland. Not sure how to find out where it is and when it will arrive as I need to arrange to be there when it's supposed to arrive.

Celly Smunt

usernamegoes wrote: »

I have a letter coming from the UK and the tracking code on royal mail just says it's been given to Ireland. Not sure how to find out where it is and when it will arrive as I need to arrange to be there when it's supposed to arrive.

the royal mail operates in northern Ireland as well,so best just to call the head office up there

cml387

If you can hang on until May you can ask the Queen.

Hande hoche!

Usually gets transferred to an post.

dj jarvis

the brits have trolls left behind from the good old days who do things like tune in bbc world service and deliver the queens mail :eek:

over in old Eire we have this thing called " AN POST " i think the name might give away what the little green men are up 2 !!

ring the DMC (dublin mail centre) in clondalkin ask for reg mail dept and bobs yer sister

but really?? who handles the mail in THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND :eek:
the EBS i would wager:D

orourkeda

The post office?????????

Badgermonkey

dj jarvis wrote: »

the brits have trolls left behind from the good old days who do things like tune in bbc world service and deliver the queens mail :eek:

over in old Eire we have this thing called " AN POST " i think the name might give away what the little green men are up 2 !!

ring the DMC (dublin mail centre) in clondalkin ask for reg mail dept and bobs yer sister

but really?? who handles the mail in THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND :eek:
the EBS i would wager:D

Think you may have misread/understood OP

logic

Once it gets to Irish post office, it just gets thrown in with the standard mail. They are not obligated to track or obtain a signature for it so they don't (usually they still request a signature though).

Thats what I was told from the depot in Tallaght a few years ago.

dj jarvis

Badgermonkey wrote: »

Think you may have misread/understood OP

he wants to know who has his letter so he can track it and find out when is delivered , i gave him the address and the dept to contact , so tell me other than my wit , tell me what i miss understood ??? me thinks you miss understood what i was saying but apology accepted

mikemac

Ever go to a sorting office? Or see the postman arrive in your workplace postroom?

An Post has loads of the Royal Mail sacks they use. Seems they get them and never give them back

Somewhere there is a Royal Mail manager cursing An Post as a shower of thieves

Bogger77

feelingstressed wrote: »

Ever go to a sorting office? Or see the postman arrive in your workplace postroom?

An Post has loads of the Royal Mail sacks they use. Seems they get them and never get them back

Somewhere there is a Royal Mail manager cursing An Post as a shower of thieves

likewise, there's an an Post mail sack manager, complaining about the Royal Mail. I've seen non an Post/Royal Mail sacks in use in Ireland and UL

Badgermonkey

dj jarvis wrote: »

but apology accepted

Je ne comprends pas

Jaxxy

No point in ringing your DO, ring customer services directly and give them the track and trace number. They'll be able to tell you where it is. Alternatively you can check it yourself here. If it's in the country that might help.

Ruu_Old

Postman Pat will do the job for you.

orourkeda

Ruu wrote: »

Postman Pat will do the job for you.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9dfkx_irish-post-man-pat_fun

Solair

In general, when a letter is sent internationally you can track it using the barcode on the receiving country's post office's network.

Put the Royal Mail barcode/item number (including the letters) into the An Post track and trace system : http://track.anpost.ie/track/trackone.html

If it's out for delivery in Ireland, it'll appear.

A barcode's a barcode, it'll get read by the system regardless of who stuck it on.

My name is URL

orourkeda wrote: »

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9dfkx_irish-post-man-pat_fun

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kuui4pxVwNw