i wonder if anyone can help. i live with my son and my mother in England, all British citizens, but we're considering a move to Ireland. However, my mother is disabled and would be unable to ...
The British seem to ask this at least once a week, maybe more Additional Details I know its asked everyday, but its always asked 'do I need a passport to go to Ireland', I'...
Sher we used to get up out of bed for it every Saturday morning at 9 o' clock.....
You had 'Make And Do' with Mary Kennedy, even if the shaky hands meant she could never put the ...
So apparently there's a ever increasing number of catholics in N.I. comparing to Protestants... do you think the British can justify owning our 6 counties still?...
My fiance and I are getting married in Ireland in 3 weeks and I am making 'welcome' baskets for each of our guests' rooms. I wanted to put a little tag on each basket saying 'W...
what do you call your Mom, Dad, siblings, Grandmother, Grandfather, maybe friends? Or any phrases you can give me of something someone in Ireland would say...
So far I only got Lads and Lassies....
i'm about 75% irish and it makes me soo mad!!!!!
even on here there are so many stereotypes answering to all the irish guy related questions saying somthing about drinking.
Katie (my friend) and I would LOVE to go to Ireland for a year and live there (once we've both graduated). But we have no clue where to start in terms of looking for a place to rent. We think ...
from the UK only, but still check with your airline
topcelt
yes you can but you will still need a pasport to get in
Cailin Dana
If you're flying from Great Britain , by law you don't need a passport but if you're flying with Ryanair you'll still need one. From anywhere else you need a passport.
Irish_bi_female
Check with the airline you are flying with. Different airlines have different regulations. It also depends where you are flying from. I think Ryanair will let you fly from the UK to Ireland with a driving license but you will need to double check this.
your pete
1. check with airline they vary their strict I.D.conditions
2. No not if you want to drive the plane
fiend_indeed
From the UK, yes you can. I guarantee it.
jason s
Only if ur a PADDY and u r the pilot, lol.
SouthOckendon
Where is eire? [I'm Irish]
DEATH
Sure, as a passenger!
c.j.davies
You need a passport
migelito
As far as I know a driving licence is not required to visit Eire.
'Dr Greene'
You don't say from where but if it's the UK then it depends which Airline you go with.
Check their website.
Trish D
Some airlines require a passport.
Ring your airline.
Don't call the country Éire unless you're speaking Irish - it sounds silly. The name of the country in English is Ireland.
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