For shops and online sellers
Deliveries to Ireland for shops
Do you run a shop in Ireland and order goods from Poland? Or do you sell from Poland to customers in Ireland, or supply shops there? We carry parcels, oversized parcels, furniture and pallets to the address you give us, every week, with one carrier.
Selling to Ireland
A customer asks about delivery, and you have the answer
A customer in Ireland wants to know two things: what delivery costs and when the goods will arrive. If you first have to find a carrier and wait for a quote, the customer may buy elsewhere in the meantime.
You can check an estimated price online in moments, and the fixed schedule lets you give an approximate date straight away. The final price depends on dimensions, weight and addresses, so for non-standard goods send us the details before you confirm the sale.
Who it is for
Who finds this most useful
You do not have to be a large shipper. It is enough that you send goods on the Poland–Ireland route and want it well organised.
Shops and showrooms in Ireland
Ordering goods from suppliers in Poland? A supplier can hand them over for transport at their own address or deliver them to our warehouse in Września. With several suppliers, the goods can travel together.
How consolidation works →Online shops
Selling through your own shop and getting orders from Ireland? You can offer delivery to these customers too, instead of turning them away or looking for a carrier for each order.
Allegro and OLX sellers
A customer in Ireland is buying in Poland but needs delivery abroad? We will carry the goods from your address to the customer's address, or receive them at our warehouse in Września.
Furniture shops
Sofas, corner sofas and flat-packed furniture are goods a standard courier often will not carry. We will quote them as furniture or an oversized parcel and deliver them to the address you give us.
Window, door and fittings shops
Large or fragile goods can travel on a pallet or rack. When you order, give the dimensions and weight, and say whether a tail lift is needed on site.
Household appliances and electronics
We price larger equipment by dimensions and weight. Good packing matters especially here, so check our packing rules before your first shipment.
How to pack →Wholesalers and manufacturers
Supplying goods to Irish shops or trade customers? You can base deliveries on a fixed schedule and send as many pallets as you need that week.
Delivery to customers
From your warehouse to your customer's door
You prepare the order and we take over the transport. Your customer gives an address and contact details, and we organise the rest.
Order transport- Collection from your addressFrom Tuesday to Thursday, within an agreed part of the day.
- Delivery to your customer's addressIncluding private addresses. Parcels up to 30 kg and oversized parcels up to 40 kg go to the door of the premises. We deliver heavier shipments, pallets and furniture to the first door of the building, with unloading at the vehicle.
- No carrying in or assemblyThe service does not include carrying into the premises, carrying up stairs or assembly. It is worth telling your customer this at the point of sale.
- One carrier for different goodsYou can order parcels, oversized parcels, furniture and pallets in one place.
- A date you can give your customerDeparture on Friday, with deliveries from Monday to Thursday the following week.
- Returns in the other directionWe also run from Ireland to Poland, so you can have goods collected from your customer as a separate order.
Deliveries to shops
Regular supply for shops and trade customers
Delivering goods to shops, showrooms or warehouses in Ireland? The regular departures make it easier to plan stock, and you do not have to look for a carrier each time.
Ask about regular deliveries- Pallets and larger batchesEURO, 120×100, 120×120 and industrial pallets, up to 1000 kg and 210 cm high.
- Delivery to the shop or warehouse addressIf there is no loading dock or forklift on site, ask about a vehicle with a tail lift.
- Several delivery addressesYou order each address separately, so it is easy to assign the cost to a shop or trade customer.
- Terms for ongoing workDiscount, combined invoice and payment terms are agreed individually.
- Storage in IrelandWe have our own warehouse in Ballivor. We can store goods and deliver them to the shop on an agreed date. See our warehouse in Ireland
- Goods from several suppliersWe can bring them together at our warehouse in Września and send them in one shipment. How consolidation works
How it works
From customer order to delivery
You do not have to sign an ongoing contract. One order is enough.
- You check the priceYou enter the direction, type of goods, dimensions and weight. The calculator shows an estimated price.
- You place the orderYou enter the collection address and your customer's details. In a business account you can use saved addresses.
- We collect the goodsCollection from Tuesday to Thursday. The goods should be packed and ready for loading.
- We deliverAfter the Friday departure, deliveries take place from Monday to Thursday the following week.
Fewer questions from customers
Your customer knows where their order is
The question “where is my parcel?” takes up a shop's time. That is why the shipment status can be checked online using the order number, and the recipient gets SMS and e-mail notifications.
For the notifications to work, give your customer's current phone number and e-mail in the order. It is also worth telling your customer that delivery takes place within an agreed window, not at a specific time. That way they will be ready to receive it.
For you
A view of orders and statuses in your business account, with no need to phone the carrier every time a customer asks.
For your customer
Notifications and the option to check the status online. See tracking
If there is a delivery problem
You have one carrier contact and an order number we can use to check what is happening with the shipment.
Business account
Easier when you ship more often
A business account is useful from just a few shipments a month, because you do not type the same details each time and your accounts department has the invoices in one place.
Open a business account- VAT invoice and company detailsYou save your invoice details once, and invoices can go to a separate e-mail address.
- Address bookRegular recipients are to hand for your next orders.
- Order historyAll your shipments and their statuses are in one panel.
- Repeat orderYou can place a repeat shipment based on an earlier order.
- Terms for regular shipmentsTell us what you send and how often, and we will agree terms for your shop.
Questions
Common questions from shops
Can I send just one parcel or pallet?
Yes. There is no minimum. You can send a single order or a larger batch of goods.
How quickly will I know the delivery price for a customer?
You can check an estimated price in the calculator straight away. The final price depends on dimensions, weight and addresses, and for non-standard goods it is best to contact us before you confirm the sale.
How long does delivery to a customer in Ireland take?
An estimated 3–6 working days from the day of collection and acceptance of the shipment for processing. Collections are from Tuesday to Thursday, departure is on Friday, and deliveries are from Monday to Thursday the following week.
Do you collect goods from my warehouse?
Yes. We collect from your business address within an agreed part of the day. If you have no loading dock or forklift, a vehicle with a tail lift must be confirmed in advance.
Do you deliver to private addresses?
Yes. Goods can go directly to your customer. Give their current phone number and e-mail.
Will I get a VAT invoice?
Yes. We issue the invoice to your company. For ongoing work, we can agree a combined invoice and payment terms.
What does delivery include? Do you carry goods inside?
We deliver parcels up to 30 kg and oversized parcels up to 40 kg to the door of the premises. We deliver heavier shipments, pallets and furniture to the first door of the building, with unloading at the vehicle. The service does not include carrying into the premises, carrying up stairs or assembly.
What if the recipient is not there?
If delivery fails for reasons on the customer's or recipient's side, the shipment goes to our warehouse. We may charge a storage fee of up to €20 per started day, in line with the terms and conditions. So give a current phone number and let the recipient know about the delivery.
Will my business get a discount?
For regular shipments, we agree terms, including any discount, individually. Tell us what you send, how much and how often.
Can you store goods in Ireland and deliver them later?
Yes. We have our own warehouse in Ireland, in Ballivor. We can store goods there and deliver them on an agreed date. The storage period and cost are agreed with the order.
Can you handle a return from a customer?
Yes. We also run from Ireland to Poland, so you can order a return as a separate transport.
Can I send furniture, windows or household appliances?
Yes. Give the dimensions and weight, and we will quote the goods as furniture, an oversized parcel or a pallet. Pack them according to our packing rules.
Do you integrate with my sales system?
Tell us which system you use and how many orders you send a month. We will look at the best way to pass orders across.
What if the goods arrive damaged?
The recipient should report the damage immediately on delivery or within 24 hours and keep the packaging. We handle complaints in line with the terms and conditions.
Enquiry
Tell us what you send or order
Describe the goods, the route and how often you need deliveries. We will prepare a reply for your shop.
Selling to Ireland?
Check the price for your goods, or tell us what you send and how often. We will prepare terms for your shop.
Phone: +353 1 697 2177 · E-mail: kontakt@speedpack.com.pl