
penelope pitstop
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No. But if you are flying you will need photographic id...eg. a drivers license.
If you are going by boat I don't think they check. They certainly don't from Stranraer to Belfast anyway. |
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Mental Mickey
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No, but it makes life a hell of a lot easier at the airport if you take it anyway. Since 9/11, airlines have increased their security a lot so although by law you have never needed a passport to travel between the UK and Ireland and vice versa, you do need to show some kind of form of identity when you check in - and here's the rub - it has to be PHOTOGRAPHIC ID, which pretty much limits you to either an official National Identity card (the UK doesn't have them - yet - I don't know about Eire), Photo Driving Licence or your Passport.
Life is a bit easier at the ferry terminals as they're not so paranoid about ID. But generally the same rule applies - if you have one, take it. Life will be easier in the long run!! |
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Mike C
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You do if they carry out a spot check. |
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Penfold
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No, not for immigration but you'll need some form of photo id to get on the plane. |
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greenorlagh
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no. but it is handy to carry one if you are flying - purely for ID purposes. |
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Irene W
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No, but you may need to show a form of identity, which includes a photograph |
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Orla C
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You need a passport to fly. For the ferries, just a photo ID will do, like your driver's licence. |
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seabhcan
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If you are flying, then yes.
Although a driving license will do if you were born in the UK or Ireland.
If you are going by ferry, then no. |
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Magic Bus Driver
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Passport to fly definately.
Almost anything with your picture on for the ferry. |
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Kimberlee Taylor
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No, but you need some form of photo ID, eg. drivers license or National Age card. |
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oisintirnaog
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NO |
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ron
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You always need a passport ifyour flying, if you travel by sea check with the ferry company, some will accept a drivers licence. |
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Vivi
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No but you will need some sort of photo ID to use the ferry or catch a plane. |
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fashonion
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You may go through passport control in England. I fly a lot between Dublin and England and have been asked by the authorities for a passport both in Dublin on the way in and in the English airports. Just get a passport you may want to travel to other countries. |
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roomwithaqueue182
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No, you can use a driving licence. |
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LadyMoonlight!!
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I've been to Ireland on the Ferry from the UK (South Wales) and we weren't even asked for our passports when we got off the ferry in Ireland! I thnk you need to have it with you though just in case. |
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