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Slightly off topic but.....Postcodes

Mr_Man · 2005-05-23 10:51:45

According to this link we are all to get a shiny new postcode soon. The interesting point is that our friends at Comreg are going to be heavily involved: I'm sure Isolde, being so busy doing such a wonderful job of regulating the telecoms sector, would appreciate suggestions from her friends here at the boards on suitable…

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#62 07-12-2006 1:25pm

bk

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Postcodes would also be useful for GPS systems.

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#63 07-12-2006 11:06pm

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Watty thats unbelievable all they had was limerick

and yes BK i agree thats the 1st thing that popped into my head when i thought of ireland getting postcodes
they'd be great for gps's

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#64 08-12-2006 12:12am

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watty wrote:

An Post can be impressive.

I've had letters arrive in the distant past with just my name and Dublin 20 as the address.
But I've moved since

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#65 08-12-2006 2:57am

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Given the age of the thread, I opted not to move it. Given that there's nothing new to add, I've opted to close it.

A post code will not get you broadband any quicker.

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