: If you had one hosting account for the .ie domain, then simply pointing the .com to the same hosting would be the simplest, to avoid having to move/upload files. Then set the .ie domain

If you had one hosting account for the .ie domain, then simply pointing the .com to the same hosting would be the simplest, to avoid having to move/upload files. Then set the .ie domain to redirect to the .com.

It sounds like your host did the first part, but have ignored the .ie domain. Depending on where the domain is held, you should be able to set up a redirect to the .com. Some domain providers do this well, redirecting the domain and all sub pages with a 301 redirect. Other providers only redirect the root domain, or redirect all requests from one domain to a single domain (i.e. a URL like example.ie/page goes to example.com - this is not what you want).

Alternatively, point both domains to the same hosting and use the .htaccess as above to do the redirecting.

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