Please HELP me with the this..........

janet1989

How does someone call an Irish number from England. For example, lets use this fake number: 0833087234.
Is it +353833087234??????????

Also how does someone call a house number such as 091-558094?

The Moldy Gowl

By using a phone.

janet1989

Gowlasauras Rex wrote: »

By using a phone.

Yes by phone or mobile.

Shzm

Drop the first 0, replace it with +353

Done.

Royal Legend

00353 (drop the zero) then 91 and the rest of the number

petrolcan

00353 and drop the first 0 of the phone number

Cantremember

Raise Your Voice

Frynge

Those numbers aren't fake and they were not happy with me ringing them.

biko

janet1989 wrote: »

How does someone call an Irish number from England. For example, lets use this fake number: 0833087234.
Is it +353833087234??????????

Are you trying to add many ????'s after the number?
Is that why it's not working maybe?

janet1989

Royal Legend wrote: »

00353 (drop the zero) then 91 and the rest of the number

Do I need to put in the +

looking_around

janet1989 wrote: »

Do I need to put in the +

+ = 00

they are the same,

miamee

janet1989 wrote: »

Do I need to put in the +

Either 00 or + but not both.

janet1989

Frynge wrote: »

Those numbers aren't fake and they were not happy with me ringing them.

My bad, but I did just make them up. Its a small world........

looking_around

janet1989 wrote: »

My bad, but I did just make them up. Its a small world........

This is how you make up a number
086-222-2222
or 087 -000 -0000
or better yet 086-yyy-yyyy

Just for future reference

MRnotlob606

Use a tin can and string, make sure you have a long enough line to reach England though, should work if not use smoke signals

janet1989

So its like this, is it? +353862222222

Cantremember

I ride horses.

Sunnyisland

Irish phone numbers are composed of 10 numbers, and are usually presented in this format: (0xx) xxx xxxx. The numbers correspond to the area code, as follows:

01 – Dublin area - also extends to certain parts of Wicklow, Meath and Kildare
021-029 – Most of County Cork; Cork City, Bantry, Bandon, Fermoy, etc.
0402 – Arklow
0404 – Wicklow
041-047, 049 – North East Midlands and parts of Wicklow
048 – Northern Ireland land line access (may also be dialled as an international call to the UK using 004428)
051-059 – Midlands and South East
060 – Currently unused
061-069 – South West and Mid West Area
071, 074 – North West Area
0800 – Free calls
090-099 – Midlands and Western Area
Mobile prefixes usually start with 08 (e.g. 0822 for Vodafone or 086 for O2).

International Calls
To dial abroad from Irish phones, it is necessary to use the '00' prefix, followed by the country code. You should then remove the first 0 of the local phone number.

The country code for Ireland is 353. To call Irish numbers from abroad, you should dial the area code without the first zero after the country code (so for example 00 353 402 xxx xxx. if you are calling someone who lives in Arklow).

International calls from Ireland can be very expensive. For this reason, you might want to consider alternative international calling methods such as international calling cards or Voice over IP (VoIP) calls.

Northern Ireland
Calls to Northern Ireland can be made as international calls, using the format 00428, but this is very expensive.

Instead, Northern Ireland can be reached by using the 048 prefix. If you use this prefix, you are only charged the cost of a national call. This works only for Northern Ireland, and the rest of the UK remains fixed at the international call rate.

Important numbers
Important numbers that should be known are the following:

112 is the European number for emergencies. Dialling the old number 999 also works.


Hope that helps.

dmc17

janet1989 wrote: »

So its like this, is it? +353862222222

Yes, either +353862222222 or 00353862222222

Try it and see.

janet1989

dmc17 wrote: »

Yes, either +353862222222 or 00353862222222

Try it and see.

Its just that I need to write it down on a job application.

Fr_Dougal

janet1989 wrote: »

Its just that I need to write it down on a job application.

What job are you going for? Different companies etc require different formatting.

janet1989

TheZohan wrote: »

What job are you going for? Different companies etc require different formatting.

The army

Fr_Dougal

janet1989 wrote: »

The army

French Foreign Legion?

fixXxer

This is the best thread.

janet1989

TheZohan wrote: »

French Foreign Legion?

Read my first comment.

Cantremember

Giddy up

dmc17

janet1989 wrote: »

Its just that I need to write it down on a job application.

I would go with - 00353 861234567

Fr_Dougal

janet1989 wrote: »

Read my first comment.

The French Foreign Legion have a recruitment office in the UK.

Are you applying to the British Army?

janet1989

TheZohan wrote: »

The French Foreign Legion have a recruitment office in the UK.

Are you applying to the British Army?

Yes.

Heisenberg88

00353 but you also need to dial +353 with the number when there are prime numbers in the number e.g 7,5,3,1,11,13 . If any of these are in it or any of the numbers in your number equal a prime number then an addiotional +353 at the end of the number.

e.g +35387+35386787833300353

Cantremember

Heisenberg88 wrote: »

00353 but you also need to dial +353 with the number when there are prime numbers in the number e.g 7,5,3,1,11,13 . If any of these are in it or any of the numbers in your number equal a prime number then an addiotional +353 at the end of the number.

e.g +35387+35386787833300353

Are you sure? Certain?

Heisenberg88

Cantremember wrote: »

Are you sure? Certain?

Yes, its a strange one finding the prime numbers, calculators on the net can do for you and you can enter in your number.

Einstein theory I believe.

Cantremember

Heisenberg88 wrote: »

Yes, its a strange one finding the prime numbers, calculators on the net can do for you and you can enter in your number.

Einstein theory I believe.

He should have been a watch maker.

Sunnyisland

TheZohan wrote: »

What job are you going for? Different companies etc require different formatting.

Hope it's not a telephone receptionist ...

Fr_Dougal

janet1989 wrote: »

Yes.

Ok. So you've just found a roadside bomb, there's a red, a blue and a yellow wire. Which one do you cut?

biko

Do you add + or 00 before the bomb?

dmc17

TheZohan wrote: »

Ok. So you've just found a roadside bomb, there's a red, a blue and a yellow wire. Which one do you cut?

Why would you cut any of them? Get back in your car and get the fcuk out of there!!

dxhound2005

This is where the phone book, or telephone directory as I prefer to call it, comes into it's own. It contains a comprehensive listing of telephone prefixes, national and international, along with clear instructions on how to place telephone calls to numbers using those prefixes. Even for Inmarsat calls to ships at sea. And it's free.

amdublin

Heisenberg88 wrote: »

00353 but you also need to dial +353 with the number when there are prime numbers in the number e.g 7,5,3,1,11,13 . If any of these are in it or any of the numbers in your number equal a prime number then an addiotional +353 at the end of the number.

e.g +35387+35386787833300353

Rubbish.

Royal Legend

janet1989 wrote: »

So its like this, is it? +353862222222

Job application? I hope there for your sake there is not an aptitude test, otherwise you're fkucked :eek:

Yellowblackbird

Don't be too lenient or familiar with the Operator.
When making a trunk telephone communication transmission, adapt a Commanding Tone.
State that you wish to speak to Mr. Higson in Dublin, Immediately, and that if you are not put through there will be consequences involving loss of employment and imprisonment.