If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.If you are referring to a phone number, it would be a mobile phone in Britain or Northern Ireland.
All Northern Ireland mobile numbers start with 07. What you do is dial the international dialling code, which is 0044 and then drop the first zero of the mobile number and then starting with the 7, dial the rest of the number. So if the number was 07999999 then you would dial 0044 7999999.
This is the start of a mobile (cell) phone number.
This is a mobile (cell) phone number so it could be anywhere in the UK (England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland).
All mobile numbers in the UK begin with 07 (or 44 if it is a text). There is no "typical London" mobile number.
Replace the trunk prefix 0 of the Irish domestic telephone number (mobile or landline) with telephone country code +353 (calling on a mobile) or 00 353 (calling on a landline). These instructions apply for all parts of the UK, even including local calls from Northern Ireland to places just over the border in the Republic of Ireland. Calls from anywhere in the UK to Northern Ireland just dial the UK domestic number. The area code for landlines in Northern Ireland is 028, with an 8-digit local number; mobiles from Northern Ireland use the same mobile prefixes as mobiles from the rest of the UK.
In general, you remove the first zero of any UK number and prefix it with 00 44. For example:028 59491192 would be dialled as 00 44 28 5949119207456 123456 would be dialled as 00 44 7456 123456If you are dialling a Northern Ireland landline with the standard (028) area code, you can simply replace the '028' with '048' as a shortcut. For example:028 59491192 could be dialled as 048 59451192
Republic of Ireland: +44 353, then the Irish mobile number minus any leading zero. Northern Ireland: No code needed - same as any other UK mobile number.
To ring a landline in Northern Ireland from the Republic of Ireland, replace the area code 028 with the special shortcut code 048. More generally, to ring any number in the UK, including a Northern Irish mobile, from the Republic of Ireland, replace the leading 0 of the UK number with 00 44.
All mobile numbers in Ireland start with 08. To dial one from Northern Ireland you dial 00 353 and then drop the zero and dial the rest of the number starting at the 8. So if the number was 089 999 9999 you would dial 00 353 89 999 9999.
Mobiles in the Republic of Ireland are in Irish area codes beginning with 08, which becomes +353 8 in international format.Mobiles in Northern Ireland use the same numbering ranges as all UK mobiles. UK codes beginning with 074 through 079 are mobiles. That's +44 74 through +44 79 in international format.If you are trying to call a mobile from some other country that is physically located in Ireland, dial its number the same way you normally would if it were in its home country.(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
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