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An Post Money Currency Card services have resumed and customers can once again use their currency cards to make safe and secure payments and top-ups. Online and An Post Money Currency Card App services are also back operating as normal and applications for new currency cards are being processed.

•          €1m MoneyBack for Current Account customers.
•          An Post Money Current Account use increases during lockdown.
•          Continued growth for An Post as ‘Better Banking’ financial services
           provider.

• Direct Mail fund worth €1m for 1000 SMEs to market their business across Ireland,
• Discounted Prices for the Covid-19 period, starting with 25% discount on parcels
• Dedicated eCommerce advice hub to help SMEs start trading online

An Post 2019 Results show 3rd year of profit and revenue growth as business transformation delivered

• Operating profit (on a like-for-like comparison) €39m in 2019 vs €27m in 2018 (+40%)
• Like-for-like Revenue €888m (+2%)
• Group Profit before taxation €66m (+147%) including profit on sale of One4All GVS business
• 3-year transformation sees €150m turnaround 
• Balance sheet strengthened, €143m cash at 2019 year-end
• COVID-19 to have material adverse impact on mail volumes, partially offset by parcels growth
• CEO: “People of An Post united to act for the Common Good”

As many customers continue to ‘cocoon’, An Post is putting some special measures in place over the Easter weekend.  There’s a change to Post Office opening times this Easter weekend.

New facilities combine An Post’s digital capability with physical delivery services

An Post is introducing launching two new services to support communities during the current Covid 19 crisis.

A fresh wave of scams, aimed at tricking members of the public into giving away sensitive financial details, has been hitting a wide range of businesses including us. 

An Post Mails, Parcels and Post Office networks are working as normal across Ireland​. As a result of Covid-19, we have made some changes customers should be aware of;

An Post regrets to inform customers whose post is delivered from Naas Delivery Services Unit that for operational reasons there will be no deliveries of mail or parcels in Naas or surrounding areas today (Monday, 23rd March, 2020). 
 
As Naas Delivery Unit will remain closed today, mails and parcel collections (from the Unit) are also suspended temporarily. 
 
We apologise for this inconvenience and we wish to assure customers that services will resume as quickly as possible. 
 
Areas affected include the localities of Sallins, Clane, Blessington, Kilteel, Rathmore, Eadestown, Kill, Johnstown, Twomilehouse, Caragh, Prosperous, Allenwood and Robertstown.