Cork likes to call itself the real capital, and with more than 220,000 people it is comfortably Ireland's second city. It is also, after Dublin, the place we are asked about most: "Can you deliver to Cork?" The answer is yes. We are a Dublin-based online printing service, but everything we print can travel to Cork by An Post — usually arriving the next working day after we post it. You upload a PDF, we print it, and it lands in your letterbox in Douglas, Blackrock, Bishopstown, Ballincollig or anywhere else with a T12, T23 or P-series Eircode.

Who orders printing from Cork

  • Students at UCC and MTU. Reading packs, lecture notes and thesis drafts for University College Cork or Munster Technological University's Bishopstown campus, printed double-sided in black & white on draft or standard paper. If you are in student accommodation without a printer, a week's notes cost less than you might think.
  • Businesses and clinics. Cork's pharma and tech cluster — from Little Island and Ringaskiddy to the offices around the Docklands — needs reports, manuals and forms printed cleanly on 100g paper without keeping an office printer fed. Practices around Cork University Hospital order patient handouts and letters the same way.
  • People sending a letter into Cork. Family abroad who need a signed document to reach a solicitor on the South Mall, or an employer in the city centre: we print it, seal it in a plain envelope with your name as sender and post it — registered if it matters.

How it works for a Cork address

  1. Upload your PDF (or several) on our order page and set the paper, colour and sides.
  2. Pick the An Post service and enter your Cork Eircode — the delivery price is added to your quote straight away.
  3. Pay by card. We print and post the following working day, and you get a photo of the An Post receipt by email.

Delivery times and the difference between Standard, Express and Registered are explained in our guide to printing delivered anywhere in Ireland.

Delivery times Dublin → Cork

An Post moves mail between Dublin and Cork overnight, so a document posted on Monday is normally in Cork on Tuesday, occasionally Wednesday. For a thesis due on Friday, message us by Tuesday and you have comfortable margin. We do not offer same-day service to Cork; if your deadline is tomorrow morning, a local copy shop will serve you better and we will tell you so.

What it costs

Printing is priced exactly as it is for Dublin customers — see the current per-sheet prices on our printing services page — with the usual minimum order of €2.95 and €2.95 management fee, packaging included. Postage to Cork is simple: An Post Standard is €1.95 for up to 80 sheets and €3.95 for anything bigger, and free when the printing comes to €30 or more. Express and Registered cost whatever An Post charges for the weight of your envelope.

Paper and finishing

You choose per file: black & white or colour, single or double-sided, and paper in draft 70g (black & white only, the cheapest for big reading packs), standard 80g or premium 100g. Everything is A4, or A5 on standard 80g if you choose it. Several files can go in the same envelope as separate sets, or spiral bound together into one book — handy for a dissertation with appendices.

Whether you are in the city centre, out in Carrigaline or across the county in Mallow or Midleton, upload your file and see your price — delivery to your Cork address is included in the quote.