VerifiedEuropeReviewed 2026-08-08

Ireland

Ireland’s country entry identifies the nation through standard codes: the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code **IE** and alpha-3 code **IRL** are used in international forms and data systems, while the calling code **+353** is required for dialing into Irish phone numbers from abroad. The country code top-level domain **.ie** is used for website registration and is managed by the IE Domain Registry. As a eurozone member, Ireland’s currency is the **EUR (€)**, which is essential for financial transactions, invoicing, and e-commerce within the country and across the broader European marketplace. These codes are crucial for telecommunications, web infrastructure, and international business operations.

VerifiedReviewed 2026-08-08
Calling code
+353
ISO alpha-2
IE
ISO alpha-3
IRL
ISO numeric
372
ccTLD
.ie
Currency
EUREuro (EUR)
Region
Europe
Capital
Dublin
Time zones
Europe/Dublin
Postal format
IE

How to call Ireland

From outside Ireland, dial your international access prefix, then +353, then the national number. Drop the leading trunk zero when the destination numbering plan requires it.

+353 [area or mobile code] [local number]

Read the international dialing guide