Do An Post deliver on Good Friday?

Hi all,

More a question than an issue, just wondering do people know if An Post deliver on Good Friday?

I live in Drogheda. A thread on askaboutmoney from 2008 says that they deliver to urban areas, but not rural areas?

Just not sure how accurate that may be.

Just thought I'd ask on here.

Cheers.

hairyprincess

KKV wrote: »

Hi all,

More a question than an issue, just wondering do people know if An Post deliver on Good Friday?

I live in Drogheda. A thread on askaboutmoney from 2008 says that they deliver to urban areas, but not rural areas?

Just not sure how accurate that may be.

Just thought I'd ask on here.

Cheers.

It's a bank holiday so no. Post offices will also be closed

http://www.anpost.ie/AnPost/News/Easter+2012+arrangements.htm

Easter arrangements. When will my Post Office be open? When will I receive post?

04/04/2012

Your local Post Office will be closed on Good Friday 6 April and Easter Monday 9 April.

Mail will be collected and delivered in Dublin on Good Friday 6 April. There will be no collection or delivery of mail on Easter Monday 9 April.

sandin

hairyprincess wrote: »

It's a bank holiday so no. Post offices will also be closed

But its not a public holiday, so only those working in the physical post offices and banks are entitled to the day off, no-one else is but many companies give it as a goodwill gesture.

Naturally we'll have the daily muck or the evening hysterical call all the government departments tomorrow and write a head line along the lines of
"Extra Day Off for Government Deopartments"

SPDUB

Pre 2005 delivery staff could take it as a day off or a deferred day off .

Anybody employed post that date it is a normal working day .

So there might be some delays on certain routes depending if the postie is a long term employee and if they decide to take Good Friday off

Jimmyboss

There will be a full delivery to urban areas on Good Friday, no delivery to rural areas and villages.

Jesus Shaves

hairyprincess wrote: »

It's a bank holiday so no. Post offices will also be closed

It's not a bank holiday, It's a church holiday;)

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

I'm in rural Louth and we always get post on Good Friday. Postman said so today as well. Bank Holiday tomorrow and not a Pubic Holiday.

Hopefully the urban/rural thing is true. Waiting on something to arrive and praying it'll appear tomorrow with any luck (as if it comes on Tuesday it's useless to me )

Ludo

darokane wrote: »

It's not a bank holiday, It's a church holiday;)

It is a bank holiday. Just not a public holiday. Bank holidays have no "legal" standing unlike public holidays.

Jesus Shaves

Ludo wrote: »

It is a bank holiday. Just not a public holiday. Bank holidays have no "legal" standing unlike public holidays.

If you take the term "bank holiday" as a colloquialism for public holiday as most do, then it's not

locustfurnace

Just got post there a half ago and I'm in a smallish village 8 miles outside Cork City...post normally doesn't come till after 10.30/11.00am

pinkypinky

Just saw my postman on his bike with lots of post....I'm in co. Dublin.

whiterebel

Delivered to me in Midleton this morning.....bloody early too......:(

The Lovely Muffin

I got post this morning, I'm in Mullingar.

Miaireland

I got post today as well.

Lawrence1895

Didn't get any post, but the post man was walking around in my area (Dublin 9)

Elliejo

darokane wrote: »

It's not a bank holiday, It's a church holiday;)

It's a Bank Holiday, not a public holiday....;)

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

darokane wrote: »

If you take the term "bank holiday" as a colloquialism for public holiday as most do, then it's not

But it's not a colloquialism! There is a clear difference between a bank holiday (like today) and a public holiday. Just because you confuse them.....

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Deleted User wrote: »

Hopefully the urban/rural thing is true. Waiting on something to arrive and praying it'll appear tomorrow with any luck (as if it comes on Tuesday it's useless to me )

Why ask and not read the replies? :rolleyes: It has nothing to do with Urban or Rural, as you have been toldl. There is a delivery from An Post today - full stop.

Jesus Shaves

Lance Plump Kidnapper wrote: »

But it's not a colloquialism! There is a clear difference between a bank holiday (like today) and a public holiday. Just because you confuse them.....

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/employment_rights_and_conditions/leave_and_holidays/public_holidays_in_ireland.html

Like i pointed out

Lance Plump Kidnapper

Lance Plump Kidnapper wrote: »

Why ask and not read the replies? :rolleyes: It has nothing to do with Urban or Rural, as you have been toldl. There is a delivery from An Post today - full stop.

As I have been told? :rolleyes:

Are you referring to the one reply that said there was no post, the three that said there would be post men working (unless they take a day off) or the two that said it depends on whether it's a rural or urban area?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

darokane wrote: »

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employment/employment_rights_and_conditions/leave_and_holidays/public_holidays_in_ireland.html

Like i pointed out

Pardon?

"Good Friday is not a public holiday. " I think we're at crossed-purposes.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Deleted User wrote: »

As I have been told? :rolleyes:

Are you referring to the one reply that said there was no post, the three that said there would be post men working (unless they take a day off) or the two that said it depends on whether it's a rural or urban area?

Come off it. At that point 1 had said no and 4 had said it was not a public holiday and there would be a delivery. 1 had the nonsense that urban & rural differed. 1 gave the arrangements for Dublin. I myself told you that rural Louth (where you hinted at) definitely had post.

No big deal!

Anyway, I hope it arrived.