What is Dublin’s Area Code? – Location, time zone & details

An area code is a three-digit number assigned to a specific geographical area by the North American Numbering Plan Administrator (NANPA) that allocates area codes and other numbering plans to different geographic areas. Here are the details for Dublin’s area code:

Dublin’s area code

The area code of Dublin, Ireland, is 01. You must dial area code 01 as a prefix if you call Dublin from inside the country. Dublin’s local code covers both the South and North-side parts of the city. But if you dial a Dublin number from the United Kingdom, you must use 1 as the area code.

Where is Dublin located?

Dublin, the Republic of Ireland’s national capital, is situated in the state of Leinster near the mouth of the River Liffey on the country’s east coast.

How to make a call in Dublin from Abroad?

To make a call in Dublin, Ireland, from Abroad, you should dial the International Access Code + area code Ireland (353 )+  Area code Dublin (1) + Landline Phone Number.

How many digits is a Dublin number?

The telephone numbers in Dublin. Ireland is made up of 13 numbers divided into groups of 3. So if you’re going to make a call to Ireland using your mobile phone, you should dial the country code+area code+7-9-digit number.

Time zone:

The Time zone in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland is (GMT+1)

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