Eircode search on eircode.ie "a search error has occurred"

For me the search bar on eircode.ie has been returning an error for the past few days regardless what eircode I enter.
I also cannot find map by which to search for eircodes.

Are any alternative search tools available?

Darc19

Use it in work on a daily basis and no issues

Used it several times yesterday

lawred2

Always works for me.

You sure you have the right eircode?

colm_mcm

Darc19 wrote: »

Use it in work on a daily basis and no issues

Used it several times yesterday

Same.



Maybe OP should try a different browser, or different device

DopeTech

Tomalak wrote: »

For me the search bar on eircode.ie has been returning an error for the past few days regardless what eircode I enter.
I also cannot find map by which to search for eircodes.

Are any alternative search tools available?

Try clear your cache or try another browser. Working fine from here.

stoneill

If you are looking for an alternative the Autoaddress app is good - converts address to eircodes or eircodes to address's, whatever you need, then put's on a map for you.

tigerboon

Tomalak wrote: »

For me the search bar on eircode.ie has been returning an error for the past few days regardless what eircode I enter.
I also cannot find map by which to search for eircodes.

Are any alternative search tools available?

Searches are limited to 15 a day. Might have to have an account after that

Victor

Working for me there. I would suspect a device-end error and suggest clearing cache.

Another option to check if the Eircode is correct would be to to put in to www.a-b.ie However, it won't give you an Eircode if you only have the address.

tigerboon wrote: »

Searches are limited to 15 a day. Might have to have an account after that

I think that has been increased. I think sometimes it allows me about 50.

Spocker

You can use Google Maps as well, searching for an Eircode will take you to the address

GetWithIt

Esri geocode services also understand eircodes so you can use the map at ArcGIS.com or the service itself directly. There are no practical limits for non-commercial use.

https://www.arcgis.com/home/webmap/viewer.html