Ireland IBAN Format & Generator

Complete reference for Ireland IBANs: format structure, bank codes, account numbers, examples, and a free generator for testing.

IBAN Structure for Ireland

Country (IE) Check digits Bank code (4 letters) Branch (6 chars) Account (8 chars)
IE
XX
Bank
4 chars
Branch
6 chars

Ireland IBAN Technical Specifications

PropertyValue
IBAN Length22 characters
BBAN Length18 characters
BBAN Format4!a6!n8!n
Bank CodePosition 5, 4 letters
Branch CodePosition 9, 6 chars
Account NumberPosition 15, 8 chars
SEPA Member✅ Yes
NotesBank: 4 letters; Sort code: 6 digits; Account: 8 digits

Example Ireland IBANs

Here are 3 randomly generated but mathematically valid Ireland IBANs for testing:

⚠ These are randomly generated test IBANs — not real bank accounts. Do not use for actual transactions.

Generate Ireland IBANs for Testing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IBAN format for Ireland?

Ireland uses a 22-character IBAN with the country code "IE" followed by two check digits and a 18-character BBAN. The format is 4!a6!n8!n. The bank code occupies positions 5 to 8.

Is Ireland a SEPA country?

Yes, Ireland is part of the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) and uses IBAN for all domestic and international transfers.

How long is a Ireland IBAN?

A Ireland IBAN is exactly 22 characters long. The BBAN portion accounts for 18 characters.

How do I find my Ireland IBAN?

Your IBAN is printed on your bank statement, available in your online banking portal, or can be obtained from your bank. It typically appears alongside your BIC/SWIFT code for international transfers.

Can I generate a valid Ireland IBAN for testing?

Yes! Use the IBAN generator on this page or visit the IBAN Easy homepage to generate mathematically valid IBANs for any supported country. All generation is client-side and private.

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Major Bank BIC/SWIFT Codes in Ireland

BIC (Bank Identifier Code) / SWIFT codes for major banks in Ireland. These codes are used for international wire transfers alongside the IBAN.

BIC CodeBank NameCity
AIBKIE2DAIB (Allied Irish Banks)Dublin
BOFAIE2DBank of America Europe (Dublin)Dublin
BOFIIE2XBank of IrelandDublin
BBDIIE2DBarclays Bank IrelandDublin
IRCEIE2DCentral Bank of IrelandDublin
CTBAIE2DCitibank EuropeDublin
PTSBIE2DPermanent TSBDublin
ULSBIE2DUlster Bank IrelandDublin