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Courier news in Ireland

Who delivers parcels in Ireland, and what changes when a courier opens a depot, adds lockers or stops trading.

Key dates

Key dates for couriers
DateWhat changedSource
31 January 2023Parcel Motel, owned by UPS, closed its lockers and the brand ceased to exist.The Irish Times
28 October 2025The Nuvion Group, which operated Fastway Couriers Ireland, Parcel Connect and Nügo, went into receivership.Leinster Leader

Dates checked against each source on 9 October 2026.

Latest

Drop2shop parcel shops now cover every county in Ireland

drop2shop has expanded its collection and drop-off network to every county in the Republic of Ireland. The network has more than 1,000 parcel shops, and recent openings include Galway and Limerick.

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DPD plans €10 million Dublin parcel hub for October 2026

DPD is investing €10 million in a second distribution hub at Newlands Cross. The company plans to use 270 autonomous robots to sort up to 10,000 parcels an hour, with the hub fully operational by October 2026.

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Manna pauses drone deliveries in Ireland

Manna is stopping deliveries in Ireland to concentrate on international markets. The company calls the move a strategic pause and will contact affected customers through its app and by email.

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ComReg publishes postal complaints code for providers

ComReg has published minimum requirements for postal complaint handling. Its existing guidance directs you to Customer Services first, then the provider’s Advocate if you remain dissatisfied.

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DX takes over Rhenus two-person home deliveries in Ireland

DX is becoming the exclusive delivery partner for Rhenus’s European Home Delivery service in Ireland and the UK, covering two-person home deliveries. The companies promise existing customers continuity of service as responsibility moves to DX in phases.

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