Help!! Where is Co.Clare? What's the post code? Thank you very much!!?

Question

Where is Co.Clare? Which state or county does it belongs to?. And What's the post code? Thank you very much!!!

Answer 1

County Clare is one of the counties of the Republic of Ireland (Eire). Counties don't have postcodes, towns and cities do, so you're going to have to be *MUCH* more specific.

Answer 2

It's a County in the west of the Republic of Ireland. There are no postcodes there.

Answer 3

Co Clare or County Clare is in the Republic of Ireland, between the cities of Galway and Limerick on the map.

As there are no postal codes outside of Dublin city in the Republic of Ireland, you do not require a postal code for County (or Co.) Clare.

All you do is write the full address, including the name of the town, and then County (or Co.) Clare, Republic of Ireland, and it will be delivered no problem.

If the destination of the parcel has no street or house number, get a phone number of the house to which the parcel is going to and write it on the outside of the parcel under the address, clearly marking it as 'telephone', so that the delivery company can phone for directions.

I live in neighbouring County Limerick, and have had large parcels and boxes delivered in this manner, and it's the easiest way.

Answer 4

Co.Clare is in Munster in the west of Ireland, we dont have post codes in Ireland

Answer 5

County Clare is in the Irish province of Munster. It is located on the west coast of Ireland, northwest of the River Shannon.

Answer 6

Here in ireland we thaink of counties as states, where as in the us a county can be one of many within one state, eg pinealas county in florida.

Clare is a county there is no postcode and it would be the second last thing you would write on an envelopes address, the last would be ireland Eg

Mr x*x

bla bla

$$£""£$% Town,

County clare,

Ireland.

Answer 7

Near Galway, West of Ireland (republic) beside lock Derg and the river shannon flows by. It is a county and there are no states or post codes in Ireland.