Postage stamps needed for letters to Dublin City Council?

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BOXtheFOX

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Do I need to put a postage stamp on a letter going to the driving licence renewal department in Dublin?
 
I am nearly sure you do, as I renewed mine recently and included a stamp. If in doubt put a stamp on it otherwise you risk not reaching them.
 
Just a couple of weeks ago I sent in a cheque from work for rates to DCC and put "Freepost" on the envelope.

Funnily enough it was cashed through the bank a few days later.
 
Why would you not put a stamp on it like any other letter you post? A county council is not part of An Post so even they pay for postage. Even post to An Post needs a stamp on it-unless the dept you are writing to has a freepost address.
 
BOXtheFOX said:
Do I need to put a postage stamp on a letter going to the driving licence renewal department in Dublin?
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Driver licencing and motor tax use freepost licences. If you write 'Eire' or 'Freepost' on the envelope, it will be ok. Usually, they enclose a prepaid envelope with the reminder/renewal notice.
 
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What about mail to Members of Oireachtas? Does one need a stamp to send them a letter/ postcard?
I know that all post sent to 'Revenue' is FREEPOST, but if one puts a stamp on the envelope; no one is going to complain.
Please can anyone clarify about mail to TD's or Senators. [They all get a certain amount of Envelopes with green Harp logo on it and it doesnt require a postage stamp].
 
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