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Area Code 623 – Tipperary

The phone area code for Tipperary is 623 (international format +353623). Browse local exchange codes (NXX) and carrier assignments below.

Current Local Time
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Full Dialing Format
+353623
Population 4,979
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Admin Region Munster
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Elevation 91m
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GPS Coordinates 52.4733, -8.1558
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📍 Geographic Location of Tipperary

Geographic Overview

The +353 623 area code is a geographic National Destination Code (NDC) assigned to the county of Tipperary in the Republic of Ireland. This code covers the administrative and historical county, which is divided into North Tipperary and South Tipperary for local government purposes. Key towns and cities served by this code include Clonmel, Nenagh, Thurles, Carrick-on-Suir, and Tipperary Town. The region is located in the province of Munster, in the south-central part of the island.

Dialing Formats

When dialing a number within the +353 623 area code, the national subscriber number is seven digits long. The format is: 0 623 XXX XXX when dialed domestically from within Ireland, and +353 623 XXX XXX when dialed from outside the country. The leading '0' is a trunk prefix used only for national calls and must be omitted when dialing from abroad.

For example, a local call to a number in Clonmel would be dialed as 062 123 456 (if the local exchange uses the 062 short dialing) or more commonly as 0 623 123 456 depending on the specific exchange. However, the standard format for the area code is 623, and the national number is 0 623 123 456. Internationally, you would dial +353 623 123 456.

Caller Instructions

For callers within Ireland: Dial the full national number including the leading '0' (e.g., 0 623 123 456). This applies to both fixed-line and mobile calls.

For callers from outside Ireland: Dial your country's international access code (e.g., 00 from most European countries, 011 from the US/Canada), followed by Ireland's country code +353, then the area code without the leading '0' (623), and the subscriber number. For example, from the US, you would dial 011 353 623 123 456.

Overlay and Numbering Considerations

As of the latest ITU-T E.164 guidelines, the 623 area code does not have an overlay code. However, due to the increasing demand for telecommunication services, the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) has implemented number portability, allowing subscribers to retain their numbers when switching providers. This means that a number with the 623 prefix may be served by any operator, not necessarily the original fixed-line incumbent.

Geographic numbers are primarily used for fixed-line services, but they can also be used for VoIP services that are tied to a physical address. When calling a 623 number, the call is routed based on the geographic location, but with number portability, the actual physical location of the line may differ.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What area does the +353 623 area code cover?
The +353 623 area code covers County Tipperary in Ireland, including towns such as Clonmel, Nenagh, Thurles, Carrick-on-Suir, and Tipperary Town.
How do I dial a +353 623 number from the United States?
From the US, dial 011 (international access), then 353 (Ireland's country code), then 623 (area code without the leading 0), and the 7-digit subscriber number. For example, 011 353 623 123 456.
Is the 623 area code a mobile or landline prefix?
The 623 area code is a geographic prefix primarily used for fixed-line (landline) services. However, with number portability, it may be assigned to VoIP or other services, but it is not a mobile prefix.
Do I need to dial the 0 before the area code when calling from within Ireland?
Yes, when calling from within Ireland, you must dial the trunk prefix 0 followed by the area code and subscriber number: 0 623 XXX XXX.
Are there any plans to introduce an overlay code for the 623 area?
As of the latest information, there are no immediate plans for an overlay code in the 623 area. ComReg monitors numbering resources and may introduce overlays if needed, but currently, the 623 code remains sufficient.