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An Post
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Irish state-owned postal service
Official website
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- business
- Country
- Republic of Ireland
- Headquarters
- General Post Office
- Owned by
- Government of Ireland
- Industry
- logistics
- Employees
- 11832
- Revenue
- 876000000
- Legal form
- state-owned enterprise
- Official website
- www.anpost.ie
- Image
- An Post Ireland.JPG
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- Commons category
- An Post
- inception
- 1984-01-01
- owner of
- General Post Office
- social media followers
- 27689
- member of
- Universal Postal Union
- operating income
- 76000000
- number of viewers/listeners
- 10641102
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Article · Nederlands
An Post ("De Post") is een Iers staatsbedrijf dat postdiensten in het land levert. Het bedrijf ontstond in 1984 toen The Department of Posts & Telegraphs ("Departement van Posterijen & Telegrafie") werd gesplitst in An Post en (tegenwoordig: ). Ondanks flinke inkrimpingsoperaties is An Post nog steeds een van de grootste werkgevers van Ierland. In 2006 richtte An Post samen met Fortis de joint venture op. Het administratieve hoofdkwartier van An Post is gevestigd in het General Post Office van Dublin.
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