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Post Office Consolidations and Nearest Alternative Post Offices Post Office Consolidations and Nearest Alternative Post Offices Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices Within 15 Km Carlow Crettyard Castlecomer 7.1km Bilboa, Ballylinan, Carlow Rathtoe Tullow 5.2km Staplestown Rd, Fenagh, Carlow, Myshall, Rathvilly Cavan Corraneary Canningstown 3.0km Shercock, Bailieborough, Cootehill, Latton, Termon Killeshandra Carrigallen 9.5km Arva, Ballinagh, Belturbet, Ballyconnell Kilnaleck Ballyjamesduff 9.2km Ballinagh Mountnugent Ballyjamesduff 7.7km Oldcastle, Virginia Swanlinbar Ballyconnell 14.6km – Tullyvin Cootehill 5.3km Drung, Stradone, Ballyhaise, Canningstown Clare Cooraclare Kilmihil 7.8km Kilrush, Kilmurray Mcmahon, Quilty Craggagh Lisdoonvarna 12.2km – Cree Quilty 8.4km Kilmihil, Miltown Malbay, Kilrush, Kilmurray Mcmahon Doonbeg Kilkee 11.1km Kilrush, Quilty Kilfenora Lisdoonvarna 8.1km Ennistymon, Lahinch, Corofin Lissycasey Kildysart 12.7km Kilmihil Cork Allihies Eyeries 10.9km – Ballineen Enniskean 1.3km Coppeen, Dunmanway, Teerelton, Clonakilty Ballyclough Lombardstown 7.4km Mallow, Ballydaheen, Buttevant, Kanturk, Doneraile Ballynoe Conna 4.1km Tallow, Dungourney, Castlelyons Carrigadrohid Coachford 6.0km Macroom, Crookstown, Rylane, Ballinagree, Clondrohid Desertserges Enniskean 6.1km Bandon, Clonakilty Drinagh Drimoleague 9.5km Leap, Dunmanway, Rosscarbery Lackaroe Youghal 5.3km Killeagh, Grange, Ardmore Minane Bridge Carrigaline 7.0km Belgooly, Crosshaven, Kinsale New Twopothouse Buttevant 5.9km Mallow, Doneraile, Ballydaheen, Liscarroll, Lombardstown Rockchapel Brosna 10.0km – Shanballymore Kildorrery 6.0km Castletownroche, Doneraile, Glanworth, Buttevant 1/6 Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices within 15 Km Donegal Ballyliffin Clonmany 2.3km Carndonagh, Malin Ballymagan Buncrana 5.0km Clonmany Brinlack Derrybeg 6.6km Falcarragh Bunbeg Derrybeg 2.2km Annagry Burnfoot Bridgend 3.0km Speenogue, Muff, Newtowncunningham, Buncrana, Carrigans Burtonport Dungloe 7.2km Kincasslagh, Annagry Church Hill Breenagh 9.0km Kilmacrennan, Glencar, Letterkenny Culdaff Malin 6.5km Carndonagh Culkeeny Malin 4.8km Carndonagh, Malin Head Dunaff Clonmany 6.7km – Dunfanaghy Creeslough 10.0km Falcarragh Dunkineely Bruckless 2.3km Inver, Killybegs, Mountcharles Gortahork Falcarragh 3.2km Derrybeg Kindrum Ballylar 6.2km Carrigart, Downings, Kerrykeel Meenaneary Carrick 4.9km Kilcar, Glencolumbkille Quigley's Point Redcastle 5.5km Muff, Moville Rossnakill Kerrykeel 6.5km Ballylar, Milford Galway Ballyconnelly Clifden 9.7km – Ballyglunin Cummer 4.9km Abbeyknockmoy, Barnaderg, Tuam, Monivea, Turloughmore Ballymoe Ballintubber 5.8km Castlerea, Williamstown, Lissalway, Glenamaddy, Creggs Cloghbrack Clonbur 5.6km Cong Colemanstown Monivea 7.6km Abbeyknockmoy, Barnaderg, Moylough Cornamona Clonbur 8.6km Cong Eyrecourt Banagher 10.9km Killimor Garrafranes Dunmore 5.7km Milltown, Cloonfad, Tulrahan Glinsk Creggs 7.9km Williamstown, Ballintubber, Glenamaddy Inverin Spiddal 3.9km Ballynahown, Barna Kiltulla Athenry 9.2km Craughwell, Loughrea Kylebrack Tynagh 8.0km Woodford, Loughrea, Killimor Lettermullen Lettermore 10.5km Bealadangan Menlough Moylough 9.2km Mount Bellew, Caltra, Monivea, Abbeyknockmoy, Barnaderg Moyard Letterfrack 4.4km Clifden, Claddaghduff New Inn Kilconnell 7.7km Loughrea Renvyle Letterfrack 5.0km – Woodlawn Kilconnell 6.6km Caltra, Ahascragh 2/6 Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices within 15 Km Kerry Asdee Lisselton 8.6km Ballybunion, Listowel, Tarbert Ballinskelligs Waterville 12.7km – Ballylongford Tarbert 8.2km Lisselton, Listowel, Glin Ballymacelligott Castleisland 8.7km Ballymullen, Tralee, Rock St, Farranfore, Cordal Banemore Cross Lyreacrompane 7.2km Lixnaw, Listowel, Abbeydorney Currow Farranfore 4.4km Castleisland, Scartaglen, Cordal, Kilcummin, Fair Hill Killarney Duagh Abbeyfeale 7.3km Listowel, Lyracrompane Gneeveguilla Rathmore 6.3km Ballydesmond, Headford, Scartaglen, Kiskeam Kilflynn Abbeydorney 4.8km Lixnaw, Kilmoyley, Tralee, Lyracrompane, Rock St Knocknagoshel Abbeyfeale 9.8km Brosna, Lyracrompane, Castleisland Mastergeehy Waterville 8.5km – Moyvane Tarbert 8.2km Glin, Listowel Kildare Donadea Prosperous 5.7km Coill Dubh, Clane, Robertstown, Allenwood, Kilcock Moone Ballytore 4.8km Castledermot, Baltinglass, Dunlavin, Athy Narraghmore Ballytore 6.6km Kilcullen, Dunlavin, Athy, Curragh Camp Kilkenny Glenmore New Ross 8.4km Ferrybank, O’connell St. Waterford, Gracedieu, Kilmacow, High St Waterford Kilmoganny Callan 11.3km Piltown Mullinavat Kilmacow 7.0km Mooncoin, Piltown, O’connell St., Ferrybank, Gracedieu Laois Ballinakill Abbeyleix 5.9km Attana, Durrow, Ballyragget, Castlecomer, Cullohill Ballybrittas Monasterevin 6.6km Portarlington, Stradbally, Portlaoise, Mountmellick Leitrim Aghacashel Drumshanbo 8.1km Ballinamore, Kilclare, Arigna Aughavas Carrigallen 6.8km Mohill, Arva, Ballinamore Killargue Dromahair 8.0km Manorhamilton, Drumkeerin Newtowngore Carrigallen 8.6km Ballinamore, Ballyconnell Limerick Athea Abbeyfeale 11.4km Glin, Templeglantine, Listowel Ballyagran Feenagh 7.6km Bruree, Charleville, Ballingarry, Drumcollogher, Dromina Dromkeen Pallasgreen 4.7km Old Pallas, Cappamore, Caherconlish, Murroe, Oola Kilbehenny Mitchelstown 6.4km Ballyporeen, Anglesborough Knocklong Hospital 4.9km Emly, Ballylanders, Galbally, Kilfinane, Bruff Lisnagry Castletroy 3.8km Castleconnell, Garryowen, Bridge St Limerick, William St Upr, Edward St Mungret Dooradoyle 3.3km Henry Street, Limerick, Edward St, Galvone, Patrickswell 3/6 Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices within 15 Km Longford Carrickboy Ardagh 5.2km Edgeworthstown, Ballymahon, Kenagh, Ballynacargy, Longford Cloonagh Loch Gowna 5.1km Granard, Aughnacliffe, Arva, Ballinalee Colehill Ballymahon 7.7km Ardagh, Ballynacargy, Kenagh, Edgeworthstown, Ballymore Louth Annagassan Castlebellingham 4.0km Dromiskin, Dunleer, Blackrock, Clogherhead Mayo Ballindine Claremorris 6.6km Milltown, Tulrahan, Kilconly Ballyglass Balla 9.6km Breaghwy, Claremorris, Ballinrobe Belcarra Breaghwy 5.5km Balla, Castlebar, Ballyvary Carrowmore-Lacken Ballycastle 7.8km Killala Cross Cong 5.0km Ballinrobe, Clonbur, Shrule, Headford Doocastle Tubbercurry 8.7km Charlestown, Ballymote Finny Clonbur 10.2km – Hollymount Ballinrobe 9.4km Claremorris Kilmaine Shrule 7.5km Ballinrobe, Kilconly, Cong, Headford Partree Ballinrobe 9.6km Tourmakeady Scardaune Claremorris 8.1km Milltown, Kilconly Meath Batterstown Dunshaughlin 5.6km Kilclone, Dunboyne, Ratoath, Clonee, Maynooth Bellewstown Duleek 6.1km Stamullen, Bryanstown, Ballsgrove, Drogheda, Boyne Centre Clonalvy Garristown 5.1km Stamullen, Duleek, Ballyboughal, Ashbourne, Balbriggan Drumree Dunshaughlin 4.2km Ratoath, Kilmessan, Kilclone, Summerhill Dunsany Kilmessan 4.2km Dunshaughlin, Summerhill, Ratoath, Johnstown, Trim Rathmolyon Summerhill 5.1km Trim, Enfield, Longwood, Ballivor Tara Dunshaughlin 7.1km Kilmessan, Johnstown, Ratoath, Navan, Blackcastle Monaghan Clontibret Ballybay 10.6km Castleblayney, Monaghan Dartrey Cootehill 5.3km Latnamard, Newbliss, Latton, Ballybay, Three Mile House Smithborough Three Mile House 5.4km Brandrum, Scotstown, Latnamard, Newbliss, Monaghan 4/6 Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices within 15 Km Offaly Geashill Daingean 8.3km Tullamore, Portarlington Moneygall Dunkerrin 5.1km Toomevara, Cloughjordan, Roscrea Mount Lucas Daingean 5.4km Rhode, Clonbullogue, Edenderry Pollagh Ballycumber 7.4km Ferbane, Clara, Kilcormac Walsh Island Daingean 9.3km Clonbullogue, Portarlington, Bracknagh Roscommon Athleague Ballygar 8.6km Roscommon, Creggs, Knockcroghery, Ballyforan, Curraghboy Cornafulla Baylough 7.1km Athlone, Athlone Town Centre, Brideswell Garranlahan Ballinlough 4.2km Cloonfad, Williamstown, Ballyhaunis, Tulrahan, Castlerea Dunmore Knockvicar Ballyfarnon 9.1km Leitrim, Boyle, Arigna, Carrick On Shannon, Drumshanbo Loughglynn Fairymount 5.9km Castlerea, Ballaghaderreen, Ballinlough, Frenchpark Sligo Ballinafad Boyle 7.6km Ballyfarnon, Riverstown Ballinfull Grange Sligo 5.9km Sligo, Castle St, Cliffoney Dromard Beltra 4.0km Ballisodare, Dromore West Drumcliffe Sligo 5.5km Castle St, Rosses Point, Maugheraboy, Grange, Strandhill Gurteen Ballymote 12.1km Ballaghaderreen Monasteraden Ballaghaderreen 7.4km Frenchpark, Fairymount Tipperary Ballingarry Mullinahone 9.3km New Birmingham, Killenaule, Drangan, Kilmanagh, Callan Clogheen Ballyporeen 7.2km Ardfinnan, Cahir Coolbawn Borrisokane 7.8km – Gurtnahoe Urlingford 5.8km New Birmingham, Johnstown, Killenaule Littleton New Birmingham 7.4km Thurles, Holycross, Killenaule, Urlingford Newcastle Ardfinnan 7.7km Ballymacarberry, Irishtown, Clonmel Templetuohy Templemore 8.0km Errill, Rathdowney, Johnstown, Urlingford Upperchurch Borrisoleigh 8.0km Templederry, Hollyford, Rossmore, Clonoulty Waterford Ballinamult Ballymacarberry 8.6km Cappoquin Kilmeaden Lisduggan 8.4km Portlaw, Cleaboy, Barrack St Waterford, Ballytruckle, Gracedieu Lemybrien Kilmacthomas 8.4km Abbeyside, Dungarvan 5/6 Post Office Nearest Alternative Distance County Name Post Office Km Other Offices within 15 Km Westmeath Ballinahowen Ferbane 9.7km Athlone Town Centre, Moate, Athlone, Ballycumber, Baylough Collinstown Castlepollard 7.2km Delvin, Coole Rathowen Ballinalack 4.6km Edgeworthstown, Ballynacargy, Coole, Ardagh Wexford Ballycogley Killinick 4.4km Bridgetown, Kilmore, Murrintown, Rosslare, Barrack St Ballywilliam New Ross 9.7km The Rower,
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