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by TaeBee16 » Mon Oct 24, 2005 5:06 pm

THANK U SOOOO MUCH!!! For the map too :) I reallie apprecaite it!! :)

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by TheCollector » Mon Oct 24, 2005 1:51 pm

TaeBee16 wrote:hey, i was wondering if you could use bristish stamps for ireland too. I live in the USA and i have a friend to send me stamps from England, cuz she lives there. Does anyone know if i could use those stamps for ireland too??
Hi TaeBee16 {up}

You can use British stamps for addresses in Northern Ireland which is part of the UK. Southern Ireland (Eire) is not part of the UK and uses Euros as it's currency.

Have a look at the map below. Anything in the top right-hand corner (marked Northern Ireland) is fine with British stamps.

Hope this helps!
Ian :mrgreen:
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by TaeBee16 » Sun Oct 23, 2005 3:57 am

hey, i was wondering if you could use bristish stamps for ireland too. I live in the USA and i have a friend to send me stamps from England, cuz she lives there. Does anyone know if i could use those stamps for ireland too??

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