Send a parcel to Ireland from only  £32.77

DHL Parcel Connect (3-4 days)

Europe-wide road service: Fully tracked delivery to your recipient's home address or the nearest in-country DHL ServicePoint or locker. Electronic signature or confirmation of delivery Pre-delivery alerts Delivery to the in-country DHL ServicePoint and locker box network Recipient can re-route the parcel to an alternative address Max dimensions 120 x 60 x 60 and up to 25kg Up to £500 extended cover available

	Road Economy (3 days)
Europe-wide road service with proof of delivery - perfect for larger parcels or business addresses. Proof of delivery Online tracking Max dimensions 120 x 80 x 80 and up to 25kg Available to residential and business addresses Up to £1000 extended cover available

	Worldwide Air (2 days)
Worldwide Air service for urgent and time-sensitive parcels - signed for delivery to your recipient’s door. Proof of delivery Online tracking Max dimensions 100 x 80 x 80 and up to 25kg Available to residential and business addresses Up to £1000 extended cover available

When you send a parcel to Ireland from the UK you can choose to have it collected from your home or work address or drop it off at your local ServicePoint or Depot at a time that is convenient for you. We have over 3,500 drop-off locations across the UK so there’s sure to be one nearby.

It typically takes anywhere between two to four days for your parcel to be delivered to your recipient in the Republic of Ireland. If you need your parcel to arrive quickly, we recommend using our Worldwide Air service, which is perfect for time-sensitive parcels – your parcel will be delivered within just 2 days.

If you are willing to wait an extra day, our DHL Parcel Connect and Road Economy services have transit times of 3 to 4 days to the Republic of Ireland but are cheaper than Worldwide Air.

With all three services to the Republic of Ireland, you’ll gain proof of delivery, online tracking to your recipient’s door and £50 contents cover as standard, with the option to upgrade if needed.

Since the UK left the EU, you need to provide a customs invoice when sending parcels to the Republic of Ireland. Our booking form has been updated to ensure we're capturing the right information about your shipment. Once you've paid for your parcel delivery, a customs invoice will print with your label - make sure both are securely affixed to the outside of your parcel.

As with all deliveries outside the UK, please ensure that your parcel contents are allowed into Ireland. Failure to do so could result in the parcel being refused entry and/ or additional charges.

We recommend you take a look at the Irish Tax and Customs website where a full list of prohibited and restricted items is provided. You can also visit the Irish Post Office for even more useful information. Examples of items you can’t post to Ireland include: