Send a Parcel to Ireland

Send Parcels to Ireland from only £12.55

Ireland is a country with close cultural, historical and geographic links to the UK. A considerable number of people have emigrated from Ireland to the UK (and vice versa). It’s thought that over 6 million people in the UK have at least one Irish grandparent, and many Irish products are commonplace in Britain.

If you send a parcel to Ireland with ParcelBroker, we can make sure your goods arrive safely and efficiently. Or, if you’re running an eCommerce business that sends postage to Ireland from UK , why not use Parcelbroker's WooCommerce plugin?

Why ParcelBroker?

40-60% cheaper than direct

Looking to send a parcel to Ireland? Send with us, and you’ll get the best rates - we consolidate all our deliveries, allowing us to negotiate excellent prices that major carriers don’t offer when you go direct. We use fast, reliable and trusted delivery services for all our parcels to Ireland, so why pay more?

Exceptional customer service

Fed up with other carriers? We’re a breath of fresh air - every customer is important to us, and we make sure that whether you’re shipping to Ireland for domestic or commercial purposes, you’re completely satisfied with our service. There are no automated lines or call centres here; we know how important good communication is to the transport industry, so you’ll speak directly with our team.

Simple booking process

Our booking process is straightforward and to the point, so you can get the services you need when you need them. Simply choose the best rate for the service you need, fill in your details, and schedule shipping to Ireland - spend less time sending, and more time selling.

Register in under 1 min

Your time is valuable, so we don’t waste it with long registration forms. Sign up with ParcelBroker today in less than 60 seconds, and benefit from low-cost shipping from UK to Ireland.

Customs Procedures and Regulations in Ireland

All postage to Ireland from UK is subject to specific regulations. Senders should check the specific regulations for exports to their destination area (for shipping to Ireland).

Commonly Restricted items

- Alcohol and tobacco products are subject to import restrictions and may require permits

- Plants and plant products

- Passports and legal documents can only be sent by Registered Post to an Embassy/Government Office or the passport holder.

- Cash, coins, jewellery, and precious metals

Commonly Prohibited Items

- Weapons, including firearms, knives, swords

- Perfumes, aftershaves, and aerosols of any kind

- Lithium-ion batteries, whether alone or within devices

- Human and animal remains, including ashes and biological samples

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does parcel delivery from the UK to Ireland take?

As mentioned earlier, the demand for shipping from the UK to Ireland is huge because of the close connection between the two countries. If you send a parcel to Ireland from the UK, it will most likely take 1-2 days to arrive, and should take no longer than 3 days. As ever, this can differ between carriers, so check before you send.

Do I need to deal with customs when sending parcels from the UK to Ireland?

Due to the effects of Brexit, you will likely need to deal with customs when shipping from UK to Ireland. Ireland is a member of the EU, so goods arriving from the UK will be subject to the same customs rules as shipments to other EU member states.

How should I address my parcel for delivery to Ireland?

When you send a parcel to Ireland from the UK, the address system is pretty much the same. However, for some larger cities in Ireland, such as Dublin or Cork, there are two postal zones.

Marking which one you are delivering to will help make the process clearer. If you are writing the address label by hand, make sure your handwriting is clear - block capitals help with this.

What are the import restrictions?

As an EU member state, Ireland has some import restrictions. Items which can be sent within the UK, such as batteries, perfume and aerosols, cannot be shipped internationally. Be sure to check with the relevant authorities before shipping to Ireland.