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4 Ways to Call Ireland from the United States

By Matthew Lynch
February 24, 2024
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Introduction:

Connecting with family, friends, or business associates in Ireland from the United States has never been easier. With advancements in technology and communication tools, there are now multiple ways to make international calls without the need for complex dialing procedures or high costs. Here are four ways to call Ireland from the United States:

1. Traditional Landline or Mobile Phone:

One of the simplest ways to call Ireland is by using your traditional landline or mobile phone. To do so, follow these steps:

a. Dial the exit code for the United States (011)

b. Dial the country code for Ireland (353)

c. Dial the area code for the city you wish to call (e.g., 1 for Dublin)

d. Lastly, dial the local Irish phone number

For example, to call a Dublin landline number 123 4567, you would dial: 011-353-1-1234567.

2. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Services:

VoIP services like Skype, Viber, and WhatsApp allow users to make calls over the internet instead of using traditional phone lines. This can be an affordable alternative when calling internationally. To use a VoIP service:

a. Create an account and download the app on your smartphone or computer

b. Add credits or subscribe to a monthly plan if necessary

c. Add your contact’s Irish phone number including the country code (e.g., +353)

d. Press the call button within the app and wait for your contact to answer

3. Calling Cards:

Calling cards still offer an affordable option for making international calls from a landline or payphone without racking up high costs on your phone bill. To use a calling card:

a. Purchase a calling card from a local convenience store or online retailer

b. Follow instructions provided on the card, including the access number and PIN

c. Dial the exit code, country code, area code, and desired phone number as instructed

4. Virtual Phone Number with a Call Forwarding Service:

A virtual phone number is an online phone number that can be forwarded to any other number worldwide. With a virtual phone number, you can maintain a local presence while making calls to Ireland from the United States without incurring international charges. To use a virtual phone number:

a. Choose a reputable call forwarding service provider

b. Sign up and select an Irish virtual phone number

c. Set the forwarding destination (your U.S. phone number)

d. Dial the Irish virtual number to connect to your contact in Ireland

Conclusion:

With these four methods, staying connected with loved ones or doing business across the Atlantic has never been more accessible and affordable. Choose the method that best suits your needs and enjoy seamless communication between the United States and Ireland.

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