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What is the Ireland National Sort Code (NSC)?

Ireland's National Sort Code system (NSC), was used to identify individual banks and branches, to guide domestic and international payments to their intended recipient. Like a routing code in the US, the NSC would make sure that the payment was directed to the right bank - and ultimately the right individual account.

NSCs are no longer normally used in Ireland. Instead they have been incorporated into the new system of BIC numbers and IBANs (International Bank Account Numbers) which replaced them. 

If you're sending an international transfer to someone in Ireland you're likely to be asked to provide an IBAN and a BIC/SWIFT number. If your recipient has given you a National Sort Code and account number instead, you can validate your NSC using the NSC checker here - and then convert these details to the more up to date IBAN using this online IBAN calculator.

NSC example

An NSC follows a standard format to show which bank your account is held at. You'll usually see NSC codes written using a 6 digit code, as follows:

• 12-34-56

When written as an NSC code, the 6 digits are broken up into three pairs. When the NSC is incorporated into an IBAN you'll find it after the bank identifier code, and split into a set of 4 digits followed by a set of 2.

Here's an example:

• IBAN: IE12 BANK 1234 5612 3456 78

The underlined digits are the NSC incorporated into the IBAN. Learn more about IBANs, here.

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How do I find my NSC number?

You'll be able to find your NSC number, as well as your IBAN and all the other details you might need to make or receive a payment, on account statements, or by logging into your online banking. You can also use the handy online NSC finder tool here to generate the NSC for your bank.

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The Ireland National Sort Code (NSC) look-up tool checks the validity of your code based on our database of more than 2,000 unique NSC codes.

The tool is provided for informational purposes only. Whilst every effort is made to provide accurate data, users must acknowledge that this website accepts no liability whatsoever with respect to its accuracy. Only your bank can confirm the correct bank account information. If you are making an important payment, which is time critical, we recommend to contact your bank first.

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The National Sort Code (NSC) is used for domestic transfer. For international inward money transfer, a SWIFT code must be used together with a National Sort Code (NSC) and Account Number.

The format of National Sort Codes (NSC) is as follows;

AABBBB

• the first two digits (AA) show which bank manages the account.
• the last four digits (BBBB) specify the branch location.

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The table below are the address and National Sort Code (NSC) for all Bank of Ireland branches in Ireland. Click on the Sort Code to find out the bank details, address, telephone number, maps & SWIFT Codes/BIC Codes.

A sort code is the name given by both the British and Irish banking industry to the bank codes which are used to route money transfers between banks within their respective countries via their respective clearance organisations. The six-digit sort code number and an identifier for both the bank and the branch where the bank account is held. In some cases, the first digit of the sort code identifies the bank itself and in other cases the first 2 digits identify the bank. Bank Of Ireland Bank has 449 current sort codes.

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Search all Bank Of Ireland Bank sort code numbers in the table below.

Use the "Search" box to filter by city, branch, address or sort code number. Click on the sort-code number link in the table below to navigate to it and see all the information about it (address, telephone number, zip code, etc.).

No.Sort Code Bank Branch City 1903138 | 90-31-38Bank of IrelandBank of Ireland Online Saver NIBelfast2903111 | 90-31-11Bank of IrelandDonegall Square SouthBelfast3909601 | 90-96-01Bank of IrelandBeaumont HospitalDublin 94909580 | 90-95-80Bank of IrelandMater HospitalDublin 75904966 | 90-49-66Bank of IrelandCollinstown CrossCloghran6909767 | 90-97-67Bank of IrelandCenturion Card ServicesDublin 17909062 | 90-90-62Bank of IrelandGlanmireGlanmire8909521 | 90-95-21Bank of IrelandBanking 365Tallaght, Dublin 249909716 | 90-97-16Bank of IrelandBranch Support Centre (BSC)Cabinteely, Dubin 1810908991 | 90-89-91Bank of IrelandFirst Active (Clears through Bank of Ireland)Leopardstown, Dubin 1811908932 | 90-89-32Bank of IrelandIrish Permanent Clearing Department (Redirect customers to Permanent TSB Head Office)Dundrum, Dublin 1412908836 | 90-88-36Bank of IrelandSPG BranchDublin 213906742 | 90-67-42Bank of IrelandRosslare HarbourRosslare Harbour14906734 | 90-67-34Bank of IrelandWicklowWicklow15906718 | 90-67-18Bank of IrelandWexfordWexford16906670 | 90-66-70Bank of IrelandTinahelyTinahely, Arklow17906689 | 90-66-89Bank of IrelandTullowTullow18906662 | 90-66-62Bank of IrelandTaghmonTaghmon19906654 | 90-66-54Bank of IrelandRathdrumRathdrum20906638 | 90-66-38Bank of IrelandNew RossNew Ross21906611 | 90-66-11Bank of IrelandGraigue-na-ManaghGraigue-na-Managh22906603 | 90-66-03Bank of IrelandGoreyGorey23906566 | 90-65-66Bank of IrelandEnniscorthyEnniscorthy24906531 | 90-65-31Bank of IrelandCarlowCarlow25906523 | 90-65-23Bank of IrelandBunclodyBunclody, Enniscorthy26906515 | 90-65-15Bank of IrelandBorrisBorris27906507 | 90-65-07Bank of IrelandBaltinglassBaltinglass28906494 | 90-64-94Bank of IrelandBagenalstownBagenalstown29906451 | 90-64-51Bank of IrelandArklowArklow30906216 | 90-62-16Bank of IrelandLisdugganLisduggan31906195 | 90-61-95Bank of IrelandWaterford CityWaterford32906187 | 90-61-87Bank of IrelandParnell Street - refer to Waterford City BranchWaterford33906160 | 90-61-60Bank of IrelandSandyford Industrial EstateDublin 1834906144 | 90-61-44Bank of IrelandUrlingfordUrlingford35906101 | 90-61-01Bank of IrelandTipperaryTipperary36906099 | 90-60-99Bank of IrelandThomastownThomastown37906080 | 90-60-80Bank Of IrelandLismoreLismore38906072 | 90-60-72Bank of IrelandKilmacthomasKilmacthomas39906064 | 90-60-64Bank of IrelandParliament Street, KilkennyKilkenny40906021 | 90-60-21Bank of IrelandDungarvanDungarvan41906005 | 90-60-05Bank of IrelandO'Connell Street, ClonmelClonmel42905985 | 90-59-85Bank of IrelandCastlecomerCastlecomer43905977 | 90-59-77Bank of IrelandCashelCashel44905969 | 90-59-69Bank of IrelandCarrick-on-SuirCarrick-on-Suir45905942 | 90-59-42Bank of IrelandCallanCallan46905934 | 90-59-34Bank of IrelandCahirCahir47905838 | 90-58-38Bank of IrelandTraleeTralee48905803 | 90-58-03Bank of IrelandMillstreetMillstreet49905790 | 90-57-90Bank of IrelandMacroomMacroom50905782 | 90-57-82Bank of IrelandListowelListowel51905758 | 90-57-58Bank of IrelandKillarneyKillarney52905766 | 90-57-66Bank of IrelandKillorglinKillorglin53905731 | 90-57-31Bank of IrelandKenmareKenmare54905707 | 90-57-07Bank of IrelandDingleDingle55905723 | 90-57-23Bank of IrelandKanturkKanturk56905694 | 90-56-94Bank of IrelandCharlevilleCharleville57905678 | 90-56-78Bank of IrelandCastleislandCastleisland58905651 | 90-56-51Bank of IrelandCahirciveenCahirciveen59905643 | 90-56-43Bank of IrelandBallybunion(sub office to Listowel)Ballybunion60905491 | 90-54-91Bank of IrelandTubbercurryTubbercurry61905483 | 90-54-83Bank of IrelandSwinfordSwinford62905475 | 90-54-75Bank of IrelandStrokestownStrokestown63905440 | 90-54-40Bank of IrelandStephen Street, SligoSligo64905424 | 90-54-24Bank of IrelandRoscommonRoscommon65905416 | 90-54-16Bank of IrelandMohillMohill66905395 | 90-53-95Bank of IrelandElphinElphin, Castlerea67905387 | 90-53-87Bank Of IrelandDrumshanboDrumshanbo68905408 | 90-54-08Bank of IrelandManorhamiltonManorhamilton69905360 | 90-53-60Bank of IrelandCharlestownCharlestown70905352 | 90-53-52Bank of IrelandCastlereaCastlerea71905336 | 90-53-36Bank of IrelandCarrick-on-ShannonCarrick-on-Shannon72905328 | 90-53-28Bank of IrelandBoyleBoyle73905299 | 90-52-99Bank of IrelandBelmulletBelmullet74905280 | 90-52-80Bank of IrelandBallymoteBallymote75905272 | 90-52-72Bank of IrelandBallinaBallina76905248 | 90-52-48Bank of IrelandBallaghaderreenBallaghaderreen77905117 | 90-51-17Bank of IrelandFalcarraghFalcarragh78904990 | 90-49-90Bank of IrelandMovilleMoville79904915 | 90-49-15Bank of IrelandLetterkennyLetterkenny80904907 | 90-49-07Bank of IrelandKillybegsKillybegs81904894 | 90-48-94Bank of IrelandGlentiesGlenties82904878 | 90-48-78Bank of IrelandDungloeDungloe83904835 | 90-48-35Bank of IrelandDonegal TownDonegal84904771 | 90-47-71Bank of IrelandCarndonaghCarndonagh85904763 | 90-47-63Bank of IrelandBundoranBundoran86904755 | 90-47-55Bank of IrelandBuncranaBuncrana87904747 | 90-47-47Bank of IrelandBunbegLetterkenny88904739 | 90-47-39Bank of IrelandBallyshannonBallyshannon89904712 | 90-47-12Bank of IrelandBallybofeyLifford90904704 | 90-47-04Bank of IrelandTramoreTramore91904595 | 90-45-95Bank of IrelandUniversity Branch LimerickCastletroy92904587 | 90-45-87Bank of IrelandNorthern CrossNorthern Cross, Dublin 1793904579 | 90-45-79Bank of IrelandUniversity Branch, LimerickCastletroy94904536 | 90-45-36Bank of IrelandKilmallockKilmallock95904528 | 90-45-28Bank of IrelandShannon Industrial EstateShannon96904480 | 90-44-80Bank of IrelandTullaTulla, Ennis97904499 | 90-44-99Bank of IrelandRoxboroRoxboro98904464 | 90-44-64Bank of IrelandThurlesThurles99904413 | 90-44-13Bank of IrelandScariffScariff100904456 | 90-44-56Bank of IrelandTemplemoreTemplemore

Disclaimer

This Sort Code finder is provided for informational purposes only. While we try to provide accurate data, users acknowledge that Bank Codes accepts no liability whatsoever with respect to its accuracy.Some types of savings & investment accounts cannot accept Direct Debit instructions, for more information regarding individual accounts, we recommend that you speak to your bank or building society.Only your bank can truly confirm the services that are available to you. If you are making an important payment, which is time critical, we recommend that you speak to your bank first to confirm the services that are offer to you.Individual sort codes are allocated by members of the UK payment schemes (Bacs, CHAPS, Faster Payments and Cheque and Credit Clearing) to those financial institutions that participate in one or more of the Schemes.

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