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Today marks SME day in Ireland – a day to celebrate all of the small businesses that have made it big, with a little help from An Post Commerce along the w...

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Brexit boost for Irish Amazon shoppers as web giant plans Dublin distribution base Updated: 29 Jan 2021, 16:53 IRISH Amazon shoppers could be set for a Brexit boost as the online retail giant is close to opening a logistics centre here, its reported. Amazon is understood to be looking into taking on a huge fulfilment facility for orders to be processed and packaged in Baldonnell, Dublin, Bloomberg reported. 2 2 Amazon already operates an Amazon Prime delivery warehouse out of Rathcoole. But a m...

Limericks Live 95 Search By Live95 News Team An Post has announced they are to revive the free postcards scheme for Irish households. The company is to inviting the nation to Brighten up January with a two new free postcards to be delivered to every home from next week.   The large format postcards are postage paid for delivery within Ireland and each household will receive two cards – one with a printed design and one blank for decorating by customers of ...

Every home in Ireland will receive two postcards, one with a printed design and one which will be blank so it can be decorated by An Post customers of all ages. Most importantly, the postcards - five million of them in total - are free and come with postage paid, for free delivery to whomever it is wished to send them to. Postcards will be delivered to homes, homeless hubs, nursing/care homes and prisons nationwide from next Wednesday, 20 January. Commenting on the return of the free postcard i...

An Post's range of business supports for SMEs is being extended during the current lockdown to help firms grow their business and customer relationships.