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Quite possibly, yes - or otherwise related to the non-unique mapping from address to Eircode. The other way round should always work though, i.e., if you give
by isp 8y ago
Quite possibly, yes - or otherwise related to the non-unique mapping from address to Eircode.
The other way round should always work though, i.e., if you give Google Maps the Eircode then it should put the location marker in exactly the right place every time.
- CalRobert 8y agoyou're correct, but if people type my exact address "apt X, # streetname, <city>" it still gives them a very different eircode. Given that more people are using google maps than finder.eircode.ie we might wind up with Google determining truth here.