Would you like to send money to Ireland? We’re here to explain the payment process, so that you have all the information that you need to transfer your funds in a secure, hassle-free manner. It’s quick and straightforward to set up a Moneycorp account, as you’ll see; once you’ve done this, you’ll be able to send your money on its way. We’ll convert your pounds to euros at a competitive rate, and you won’t have to worry about excessive transfer fees. Let’s get started!
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You can sign up online or over the phone for either a personal or business account with Moneycorp.
Save time and money when you send money to Ireland
2 minute readSigning up for a Moneycorp account only takes a few minutes. Once you have done this, you can add funds to your account via debit card or bank transfer. You’ll then be able to exchange your pounds to euros and make hassle-free international payments. With Moneycorp, you can exchange up to 33 currencies online and 120+ over the phone.
We offer the option of setting up an international direct debit to Ireland on a weekly or monthly basis with our Regular Payment Plan.
Can I send money to Ireland online?
Sending money to Ireland via our online platform couldn’t be easier. Start by navigating to the ‘Send a Payment’ page, and then either add a new recipient or select from your list of existing recipients. Once you’ve specified how much money you’d like to exchange, we’ll process your online money transfer, and your money will be safely on its way.
Your online account grants you 24/7 access to your funds. You’ll have the option of setting up rate alerts for the GBP to EUR exchange rate; we’ll notify you via email and/or SMS if the rate has moved to your desired level. Our dedicated team of currency specialists will be on hand to offer any assistance should you need any help, and they’ll also help you make international payments over the phone.
Send money to Ireland with Moneycorp
Our international payment solutions will meet your requirements, whether you’re looking to make regular payments to Ireland, considering buying a property in Dublin, or seeking to spend your retirement years in the Land of Saints and Scholars. You can make international transfers online and over the phone when you partner with Moneycorp. We are proud to offer fee-free online international transfers; the only fees that we charge are for our Regular Payment Plan, which enables you to set up an automated payment schedule, and payments that are made via telephone. There’s no question that using Moneycorp’s services is one of the best ways to send money to Ireland.
Common questions about sending money to Ireland
How long will a payment to Ireland take?
Most payments that are made to Ireland via Moneycorp arrive within 1-2 working days. Regardless of how much money you wish to send, we’ll ensure that your payment arrives on time; large money transfers do not take longer to arrive than smaller transfers. You can track your payments and view your full transaction history online.
How much does it cost to send money to Ireland?
When you partner with Moneycorp, you can enjoy fee-free online international transfers to Ireland. You’ll benefit from competitive exchange rates and gain access to our FX tools without having to worry about any additional costs. You will only incur online fees if you decide to automate your recurring payments with a Regular Payment Plan.
Over-the-phone transfers to Ireland cost a flat rate of £15, which makes Moneycorp an economical option for large money transfers.
What information do I need for a bank transfer to Ireland?
You will need to provide Moneycorp with the following information to make an overseas payment to Ireland:
- The full name and address of the account holder
- The recipient’s IBAN
- The recipient’s BIC/SWIFT code
Read our in-depth guides on IBAN numbers and BIC/SWIFT codes to find out more about how these codes are used by financial institutions.
What does an IBAN from Ireland look like?
Every bank account in Ireland is assigned an IBAN, allowing banks in other countries to identify the correct recipient account when making overseas payments. The standard length of an IBAN in Ireland is 22 characters. Irish IBANs consist of an ISO Country Code, two check digits and a Basic Bank Account Number (BBAN). BBANs include the domestic bank account number, branch identifier and routing information.
Example of an Irish IBAN:
IE29 ABCD 0123 4567 8901 23
Is there a limit on how much money you can send to Ireland?
There is a £100,000 upper limit on personal transfers that can be made through our online platform to Ireland. Transfers made over the phone, on the other hand, have no upper limit, and so you will need to contact your Moneycorp account manager by telephone in order to make larger payments from the UK to Ireland.
Can I send money to all Irish banks through my Moneycorp account?
You can make payments to a most popular banks in Ireland when you partner with Moneycorp. These banks include, but are not limited:
- Bank of Ireland
- Allied Irish Banks (AIB)
- Ulster Bank
- Permanent TSB
If your bank is not included on this list, it does not necessarily mean that we're unable to fulfil your payment. Speak with one of our specialists to see if we can assist you.
What is the current GBP to EUR exchange rate?
The British Pound to Euro exchange rate was 1.13 at the beginning of 2023. As with all exchange rates, however, this rate is subject to constant change. Use our Currency Zone to stay up to date with the British Pound to Euro exchange rate.