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 I'm going to Dublin for the weekend can anyone tell me what are the must see attractions?
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 What are the best Irish rebel songs?

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 Pronunciation (Irish) please?
How do you say:

"cead mile failte" & "Taoiseach"

Many thanks
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Many thanks the both of you ...


 I had a brain fart whats the capital of ireland????
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garhdhnfnfnf

Do I need any passports or anything to get into Northern Ireland?


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I live in the South.
I know you can drive and get there by train to.

    



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Ben E
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I went to Dublin my plane a couple of weeks ago and they NEEDED photo identification from a government body - so DVLA or UKPS. I think it was due to the recent scares. As regards to Belfast where my nan went last year just photo identification to prove the ticket was hers!

"You need a valid passport to travel between the UK and all other countries (except the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland). However, in the case of a genuine emergency it may be possible to make other arrangements (see under heading How long does it take to get a passport)."


Citizen DeCat
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I'm fairly certain you don't require a passport, but any photo ID (driving licence is good), which also includes a passport, would be advisable.

When flying from Luton(UK) to Dublin, only photo ID was required, so I would be very surprised if you need more in your case.


knoWall
It gets worse. You need something called "sterling". They use it instead of real money


maginty
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no but you will need money for the toll bridges if you are driving or you'll not get to far


ophelia
nope, dont need nethin at all


slipstreamer
Nope. I was just up there and they couldn't care less. The borders are non existent. I was fairly surprised.

If you fly, you might need some sort of photo id/passport.


geoffrey2312
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no - work ibn both n and s and never needed id - even stena line dosn't need id to get to mainland uk


Adzspeed
If you are british you will be able to go to Northern Ireland without a passport as Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom, allthough I would recommend taking some sort of identification to prove you are british. If you are not british you will have to take your passport with you.


dr h lecter
nah i dont think you'll need anything theres no real difference cept on the maps.


â„¢Spacemanâ„¢
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no you don't need a passport.


polly
don't need a passport but some other form of idea is a good idea to have...something like a driver's licence


Mo
No. But you should.


mrqprfc
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make sure the orange men dont get you !!! and nope you dont need a passport ..happy travels .check out port rush if you get the chance and welcome to Britain


breno58
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no of course not


timetraveller
No ..if you have lived in Ireland all your life how could you have to ask this question.





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