What is the prefix to phone south dakota from ireland

Hello, Riana -

Read the information here:
https://relocatingtoireland.com/getting-around-ireland/driver-licensing-in-ireland/#How-to-Exchange-Your-Foreign-Drivers-Licence-for-an-Irish-Drivers-Licence

South Africa is one of the countries which Ireland allows an exchange to an Irish driver's license after meeting the other requirements.

For other questions regarding emigration to Ireland from South Africa, I suggest you pose your questions to people employed with the Embassy of Ireland in South Africa:
https://www.dfa.ie/irish-embassy/south-africa/contact-us/

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if it is not news then--- no

In many countries, you can enter a code before you dial a number and your phone number will be blocked from appearing on the recipient's caller ID. The code varies depending on your country and your service provider, and it is not possible to block in all countries. Enter the prefix, followed immediately by the number you are dialing. For example, if you are in the US and want to call (555)123-4567, you would enter *675551234567.

• North America - *67 or #31#
• Albania, Australia, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Sweden: #31#
• Argentina, Iceland, Switzerland, South Africa: *31*
• Germany: *31# or #31#
• Hong Kong: 133
• Japan: 184
• UK and Ireland: 141
• New Zealand: 0197 (Telecom) or *67 (Vodafone)
• Australia: 1831 or #31#
• India: *31# - Must be enabled by network.
• If your country is not listed, chances are you can use either *67 or #31#. Most GSM mobile networks work with #31#.

You can as well change the settings from your mobile device by turning off your show caller id from the call settings.

The country code for ireland is 353 or +353

Looks like that prefix is in South Korea.