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Contents 1 =2004 post 1.1 Photos 1.2 There is a missive class system in ireland 1.3 Postal district additions history

[edit] =2004 post

"liberal establishment" is more than enough - modified with "middle", "upper", "class"; does Ireland have a class structure - I think not! Djegan

Should this page also mention the un-numbered postal districts in the county area? (Blackrock, Co Dublin; Lucan, Co Dublin; etc) Similarly, should they be listed on the list page. Jlang 12:27, 20 Oct 2004 (UTC)

[edit] Photos

Any chance of a Dubliner (or Cork-resident) taking a photo of a numbered (and bilingual) street sign? :o) — OwenBlacker 18:48, Feb 12, 2005 (UTC)

Maybe an article on Cork City postal codes would also be useful? Jvlm.123 20:20, 2 May 2006 (UTC)

Added the Arann Street East picture Quiensabe 01:14, 5 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] There is a missive class system in ireland

And also this article is biased with the whole "address snobbery" thing.

[edit] Postal district additions history

Looking at the picture shown from when the Dublin postal districts were first introduced it is clear that a few of the ones in modern day use were not initially present (D15 & 22 for example). This should be mentioned and if anyone knows when exactly they were introduced it should be added.