Irish business phone number
A landline with nothing to upload but a local address, a mobile with a company registry extract.
Local and mobile, document by document
Required documents, local and mobile
Irish local number
+353 · For businesses only
Required address
Local address, within the area code’s zone
The company’s address must be in the city or region covered by the area code of the chosen number, and include its Eircode. A PO box is not accepted. No supporting document is needed.
To provide
- Company nameTo enterThe company’s official name.
- Address with EircodeTo enterWithin the area code’s zone, with no document to attach.
- Company websiteTo enterThe address of the official website.
- CRO registration numberTo enterThe number assigned by the Companies Registration Office. No document to attach.
- Manager responsible for the numbersTo enterA senior manager in charge of phone numbers: their name and contact email address.
No documents to upload: only details to enter.
Irish mobile number
+353 · For businesses only
Required address
Address in Ireland
The company’s address must be in Ireland. No proof of address is needed.
To provide
- Company registry extractDocumentIt proves the company exists and shows its name.
- Address in IrelandTo enterWith no document to attach.
Indicative list updated on 15 October 2026. Requirements are set by each country’s authorities and may change; the exact list is confirmed when you order the number.
Getting a Irish virtual phone number for your business
Dublin hosts the European headquarters of many tech groups, and Ireland is an English-speaking market at the heart of the European Union. A 01 number places you in Dublin in your prospects’ eyes, rather than abroad.
For a landline, no document has to be uploaded: everything rests on the details you enter. The company’s address must be within the zone of the chosen area code and include its Eircode. You will also be asked for the company’s Companies Registration Office (CRO) number and the name of a senior manager responsible for phone numbers.
For a mobile, the address can be anywhere in Ireland, with no proof required. A company registry extract is, however, requested to prove that the company exists.
Country code and number format
- Local (landline)
- +353 +353, then the area code without the 0 and the number; the length varies. 1 Dublin, 21 Cork, 61 Limerick, 91 Galway. Example: +353 1 234 5678.
- Mobile
- +353 +353 8, then 8 digits (08x nationally, 10 digits in total). Example: +353 86 123 4567.
What you need to know
The Eircode, required for a landline
The Eircode is Ireland’s postcode: 7 characters, unique to each address, for example A65 F4E2. The first three identify the area, the last four the address itself. For a landline, the declared address must include it.
The Companies Registration Office
The CRO keeps the register of Irish companies and assigns each one a registration number. That number is requested for a landline, with no document to attach.
The opt-out register
Before calling an Irish landline, check that it has not opted out of marketing calls in the National Directory Database (NDD), which also lists business numbers. For mobiles, S.I. 336 of 2011 prohibits marketing calls without consent, as the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) points out.
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