eircode shipping zones

You’ll need 2 Zones – and then select the ‘Limit to specific ZIP/postcodes’ under the Zone Regions box (where you selected Dublin)

Create 1 Zone for each side of the city and use wildcards to specify the codes for that area:

D001*
D002*
D003* etc

Thanks so much. Do you know if the code drops a zero for the double digit areas in dublin? eg. would dublin 13 be D0013 or D013?

No idea – I’ve only ever used UK postcodes – but those seem to work in the same way!

I had a quick Google and it looks like they don’t use the leading zeros – do D1, D2 etc. Simple way to work it out would be to add a few and see what works!

Also, do they usually have a space between the two parts of the code? UK postcodes do: A11 1AA for example.
If that’s the case then you might need to have a space before the * – so something like:
D1 *
D2 *

That will stop D11 being triggered with D1*

Just a quick edit to that:

The format is 3 charasters for the area – so: D01 *, D02 * … D11 *, D12 * etc

Use the space before the *

Hi,

We haven’t heard back from you in a while, so I’m going to mark this as resolved – we’ll be here if and/or when you are ready to continue.

Thanks.

Hi there,

I’m looking to split my Shipping Zones using the ‘Limit to specific ZIP/postcodes’ feature in Dublin and Ireland.

Does anyone know what the correct Postcodes / Wildcards that should be used for Dublin and Ireland?

I see above that; D01 *, D02 * … D11 *, D12 * etc was suggested.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks, Cian

• This reply was modified 1 year, 6 months ago by cianhaddock.

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