I live in ireland and my friend in england has posted a letter to me

Question

she wrote my house number and the town i live but forgot to write what county i live.do you think i will still receive it?

Answer 1

You should do, depends on the post service in Ireland.

Answer 2

We don't have postcodes in the Republic unless you are living in Northern Ireland.  If the postal service has the town name and your house number there is a chance they will find you.  They did say town and not city, so there is a slight chance.  I am presuming, but did your friend remember your name.  And there is no such country as Southern Ireland, it's the Republic of Ireland.

Answer 3

as long as the post code is on it it will be fine

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/south_w...

if they can deliver the one in the link im sure yours wont be a problem

Answer 4

Clearly I am the only one to read your question properly. A house number WITHOUT street is hopeless in southern Ireland. Imagine Mrs Smith House No 5 Dublin ! Or Mrs Smith House No 2 Cork.!

Answer 5

county or country?

as there are no post codes in Ireland Im not sur your other answer is correct. its a bit pot luck. Also did she use correct stamp it has to be international not first class. Hope it arrives!

Answer 6

Yes, I'd say you will. Post office sorting workers generally have to have a good sense of geography and know where all the towns are. I once received a letter which had my surname wrong, didn't include the name of my house or village, just a nearby town and no county (e.g. Priscilla Luck, Clonmel). It took about 2 extra days, but it got there. It must have taken some creative thinking, but that's what you need in a country with no post codes. I think the posties view it as a challenge!

Answer 7

With the town and postcode you should receive it.